Best Businesses in Arizona

I called around for a bent auto key that needed to be replaced but unlike others, Charlie offered to clone my transponder key for a new one and copied the chip/code to the new one without having to reprogram a new key and even straighten the bent key as backup, all at half the cost it would be elsewhere and done on short notice. Aardvark is by far the best and one-stop shop for all locksmith services, no need to shop around!

I highly recommend Tom from US Key Service. He was on time, gave me a courtesy heads up text on when he would be to my house, and was very professional. The whole process only took 15 minutes! If you need a new key programmed for you car definitely call Tom!

Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!  My wife and I just bought a new home(short sale) and called around for a reliable locksmith. After several calls to OTHER companies, I found ASAP Lock & Security. Once I spoke with Laura at ASAP Lock & Security, I felt reassured that the job would be done right.  She was extremely professional and knowledgeable about the whole process.  Their prices are reasonable and I would HIGHLY recommend them to anybody!

Never needed a locksmith before until my 10 year old locked the keys in car. Ivan was efficient and very quick. His price was more than reasonable especially on. Sunday.  Definitely recommend.

Came out early and fast. What a mensch! Can do anything you ask, even works holidays.

I have to thank Jeff who came out and helped me with a rekey of my house. He was very pleasant as showed up on time. His prices where very reasonable and he was very Professional.

I would not recommend speedway locksmith if you need your keys replaced. I spent $75 to get a replacement key that only last a few months. Very disappointed in the quality of material and their service.

Great service and friendly! I called after losing a key to my safe and within hours had a new one. Saved me from such stress. Plus, this is a wonderful family-owned business with very friendly staff! I ended up chatting with the owner for a long while after my key was made. It's hard to find that kind of care, friendliness and service. Highly recommend!

The owner of this company, Mike Meehl is one of the worst humans I've ever dealt with in my life.
Steals from his employees and rips off his customers. No standardized pricing for his techs, prefers when his techs charge the maximum possible for any given job. Many other companies out there that charge less and provide a more professional service.

I called the 24 Hour service out of panic. Accidentally locked my car keys in my Toyota.  

I was told "don't worry over the price, I'll estimate it when I get there" over the phone but I definitely should've been worried. It was overpriced, it cost money just for the phone service, when the guy showed up, he said the overall cost was $160. Earlier, I had another locksmith (Angel Locksmith) offering to unlock my car for $75 and I was iffy with the price but after this Green Locksmith, I'd  definitely felt ripped off.

I won't deny how fast and efficient my locksmith handled the job but I definitely felt cheated for the guy telling me "don't worry over the pricing". This taught me a lesson though, never take a locksmith's word if they cant give you a definitive pricing, especially in LA.

This is by far the most unprofessional business I have ever encountered. Everything about my experience with Valley Key Connection was terrible. I was told a price over the phone and then when Nick finally arrived (2 hours late) after making several different excuses, I was told a completely different price that was almost twice as much as the price I was told over the phone. Nick took advantage of my situation and absolutely cannot be trusted! Beware!

When the technician finally arrived he jacked the price up from $35 to $189, saying it depends on the lock.  This lock was in a door handle, and it took him 5 minutes to pick it.

This company goes by several names.  The ones I caught were Coyote Lock and Key and Speedy Lock.  I needed them  to open a lock located in the handle of a residential door.  I was quoted $35 plus $19 for the house call.  I agreed and asked them to come in 2 hours since I was leaving for a meeting.  She said to be sure and leave my phone on as the technician would be calling when he was on his way.   They mistakenly sent two technicians on the same job and it took 8 calls to straighten it all out (so much for my meeting).

The technician didn't arrive when scheduled and that took a couple more calls.  By this time they were beginning to speak politely to me.  Prior to this I was yelled at a couple of times.

The technician wanted to charge me $189 plus $19 for the house call.  I told him I'd break a window before I would pay that kind of money.  We finally agreed on a price of $41 plus $19 for the house call.  I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS LOCKSMITH.

BTW apparently they are nationwide and scam people everywhere

Bait n switch much??  I called into dispatch to ask for a quote to get my keys unlocked from inside my car. She took my information and said a technician would call me back. I asked her when and how much and she told me the technician would go over all that with me when he arrived.  Which meant to me you have independent contractors that can charge me whatever they want when they arrive. That didn't sit well with me so I kept calling locksmiths.  When the technician called me I let him know that I found someone else and kindly thanked him. I immediately got a return call from the woman in dispatch who said "what's going on my technician said you hired someone else"  Yes I did because you couldn't give me a time or price. She asked me how much they were charging and when they were coming, which I thought was intrusive but I told her 20 minutes and $75.
"If I can get my guy there in 15 minutes and charge you $70 will you let me send him?" No ma'am... I'm good.

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