Best Locksmiths in Phoenix, AZ

I accidentally locked myself out of my car.  Fortunately, my roadside assistance was able to call Rick at Blue Monkey Lockout.  He called me and kept me informed of his arrival time.  When he arrived, he was able to get me back in my car quickly.  He was so kind, competent and communicative.  Thanks so much!

Joseph is an amazing locksmith. He got my door open and replaced locks. He came over in 1 hour, which my wife appreciated since we were locked out of the house. It was after hours and no other locksmith would come over so late.

Excellent attention to detail and very professional.

His cost is very reasonable and I would recommend Joseph for my mortgage clients as well.

James

Super helpful and friendly. I love this place , quick easy in and out , no long lines and uneducated staff the big box places have . Selection of safes is pretty good too . I had keys made and they were a great fit. I'll definitely be back here for all my keys and lock needs from now on.

I needed to have a couple deadbolts installed and the locks re-keyed for my house.  My phone call to The Scottish Locksmith was promptly answered and I was able to get an honest estimate over the phone of the work I needed done.  I made a next-day appointment and Alan was on-time, professional and explained the work he'd do.  I'm very happy with the work he did.  His prices were very reasonable and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend his work to family or friends.

Ben, was so nice and honest about his cost. Most people will just give you a quote and once they arrive your stuck with a higher charge than expected. We had an alarm he had to disable before making our key... He didn't have to do that luckily he knew what he was doing. I would definitely recommend  him on honesty alone.

PickNick was fast, friendly and did a great job replacing my lock when I broke my key off in my mailbox. Oops. Thank you!

Charles was great! I had some locksmith service that was needed for a house in a hurry. He made sure he could fit my emergency in and was there ready to help out. I was pleasantly surprised how professional and courteous he was. I would recommend his services to anyone!

We could not find them at the address listed. GPS took us to a mobile home park. The office at the park rechecked the address and got a laugh . We did not think it to be so funny. They did though refer us to Acme locksmith's who were very helpful.

Showed up early, had solutions for all of our rental conversion needs, spent the time to get all of the locks working again. Pricy but good. Knew her stuff!

BEWARE!!!  Wish I'd seen FB posts before scheduling this company to rekey locks for my BFF.  They quoted $19 per lock (which I researched and found to be a pretty standard rate), but when the tech arrived he gave her some song and dance about 6 pin cylinders and charged $45 per lock (which I also researched and found to be hogwash).  Total price was more than three times what was quoted.  DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY, they are unscrupulous and take advantage of unsuspecting customers.  Feel really bad about trying to help someone out and having such a lousy outcome.

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.

I needed a key made because we misplaced our keys. It was so nice to talk to an actual person. I made an appointment that day and paid for the services. We ended up finding our keys and Austin Lock & Security refunded all of our money. He could have charged me for the service fee because I had an appointment and he did not. I'll never use another locksmith again. Thank you for being so kind in a very stressful situation.

DO NOT USE THESE GUYS!! They're complete scam artists. My wife lost her key for her 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee and was stranded so I called and asked how much it would cost to get a replacement. I was told there'd be a $25 trip charge and that the key fob would be $125.

They came out and ended up charging $670 ($29 trip charge, $152 to look up the code by VIN, $289 for the key fob, and $145 for programming). AFTER the work was done. And the key doesn't work. It unlocks the door but doesn't start the engine. Also, he broke the back hatch of the truck, but fixed it later.

I called and talked to the same guy I contacted and now he says he quoted me the "starting price" of $150 because he couldn't possibly know how much the key fob would be even though I gave him the year, make and model of the vehicle. He was rude and belligerent.

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!

I called this locksmith on Tuesday morning, explained that I needed a mobile locksmith to pick my travel trailer lock and make replacement keys.  They said no problem, they would send out a locksmith.  Quoted me around $60...  Ok fine...  When the "locksmith" got to my house he looked confused, had to text his supervisor...  He then told me it was going to be $129!  Just to open the door!  He didn't have any capabilities to make keys!  He was not a mobile locksmith.  I told him I would absolutely not pay $129, that he should leave.  

He then demanded that I pay the service call fee...  Ok... But you came unprepared to do the thing that I asked you to do!  Make keys!   He couldn't cut a single house key if he wanted to...  Anyway I'm pretty ticked at this point.  Paid him to get him out of there, then called the company back.  They took my number said the manager would get back to me to resolve the fiasco the next day.  No call back yet.  So manager, if you are reading this, please call me...  Let's resolve this!  Service was on 7/28/15 at 3pm...

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php

Error: html_entity_decode(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated
Line: 405
File: tpl-listings.php