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I set up an appointment with Lynn for a Monday  3 pm appointment,
3 PM rolls around and Jeremiah shows up to troubleshoot my lock problems (7)total, Less than an hour later all the things I have been struggling with are a thing of the past. These are great people to work with and I highly recommend their services. They are knowledgeable and able to get the job done and at a very reasonable price.  Thank you Jeremiah  for your great work and service. --------- Happy customer :)

Have been going to Pinnacle Lock & Safe for a little over a year.  They have usually been pretty good about making keys without much of a wait.  Recently stopped in to get a quote on a file cabinet lock install.  The owner said that his staff doesn't like to do those types of jobs and that I should just buy a new cabinet with a lock already installed.  He quoted me an obscene price just to get me to leave.  Until that encounter I was satisfied with their service.  However, the arrogance of the owner was enough for me to look for a new locksmith.  A real business owner doesn't let his employees dictate what jobs he should accept.  Additionally if you really don't want to do this kind of job I suggest a better customer service approach to the situation like a referral to another company.  That's how businesses grow customer loyalty, not by insulting them.  Found another locksmith who was more than able to come out to my office and do the install in person for a very fair rate.

I went there to get a key made for a desk. they said ok, we will call you.
They NEVER Called me. This is the third time i went to them to make a key and they said they would call me, Again , they never called me when it was  ready. One time they lost my master key. STAY AWAY FROM THESE PEOPLE

Good service, prompt service and very good technician.

We have one of those cool keyless locks in our home, we recently moved and currently in the process of having some renters move in.  Of course we know realize we lost the keys that do come with the door (just in case) and part of getting them moved in requires us to provide them a key.  Long story short, Tom came out today and quickly rekeyed our door!  It was fast, convenient and saved us some headaches!  Thx Tom, much appreciated!

My wife and I recently purchased a home and needed to re-key the entire place. I called several places and they all were pretty expensive and didn't seem to really care about my business...

I received in the mail a flyer for Keys Please and thought I would call them up to see what they had to offer. Ernie (the owner) answered and scheduled me right away for the following day.

He showed up right on time and changed all my locks and gave us new keys too. Great price and great service. He assisted me over the phone with what locks to choose and also in person. Really nice guy and I appreciated his help. I'll definitely use him again in the future.

Tyrone is a very professional and business oriented guy. My brother-in-law locked his keys in his apartment I called and he quoted me a price and that he could be there within 10 minutes. He showed up got right to work about 5 minutes later seems like we were inside the apartment. Very professional will recommend and refer him to friends and family.

I lost the keys to my Lexus and was told by a few people that the only place I could get a key made was at the dealership. Then a friend of mine told me that BRIAN made a key for her Honda so I gave him a call and he was able to make a key for my Lexus the same day. Not to mention his price was way less than the dealership was going to charge me. I would highly recommend B's Lock and Key!!!

Over the weekend i misplaced my car keys, so as a consumer i was seeking the services of a locksmith. I came across your company and gave you a call. a tech named adam was sent to my home we agreed upon a price of $ 220 for 1 key and a key fob, after 45mins he came to my door and said " i cant  do the job for the agreed price, it will cost more then a realized." right then and there i was skeptical. with an unlocked truck and no key i then decided to go to the chevy dealership with my vin number and have a key made. when i returned to my truck when i stick my key the ignition it would not turn, as pulled it out the entire ignition came with it. no one touched the ignition after your tech , so naturally i called him back over to my home to " finish the job he started ". he then came to my home to charge me $250 to fix his mistake as a consumer you can see why i may be upset the be charged for a service that wasn't completed correctly he ruined my ignition and didn't make me a key, he has offered to fix the ignition for a price which i feel is unfair because when this processed started the ignition was 100% fine that was the doing of your tech. Now if i let your tech fix the ignition there will be a key , most  likely that key will not work for door locks, so if that is the case WHY would i want two keys when i had ONE key at the start of this headache. now lets also remember i went to the dealership and paid to have a key made, if your tech replaces the ignition and door locks ( because i do not want 2 keys i only want 1)  then your tech has now cost me for that key since it would for these replacement parts he is offering. Bottom line is i want my truck to have a working ignition with ONE key for ignition and door locks and no headache. i am not looking for any problems i would hate to have to bring my case to the attorney generals office , as a stated in the beginning i was a consumer seeking a service you advertised to provided and yet your tech seemed to have made matters worse and much more costly for me and your company.

Yeah, these guys know what they're doing.  I had a very expensive, old Russwin front door set..lost the keys..pain in the ass to rekey.  Came up with solution that looks better than I expected. Kudos

It's never a good day when your wife locks your keys in the car and you only have one set. David truly saved the day.

I sent a message on Yelp that I needed a locksmith on Sunday morning at 6:00 AM. A couple hours later David contacted to see if I still needed help. He was at my home in 20 minutes with consistent updates as I requested. He had the car open less then 5 minutes later and a spare key made in the event it happens again. I had not checked other prices but I was very pleased with the price. David is a very polite and respectful guy. He did wear a mask and I could not be happier. If I ever need a locksmith again I will use Sage Locksmith and also referring anyone who needs one to them. Thanks for saving the day and possibly my marriage.

I needed two fobs cut/programmed for my girlfriend's car because hers didn't come with a factory self learning setting. I took it in and the girl that helped me was super informative and explained exactly what she was doing and why. The entire process took maybe 20 minutes. I decided to get a fob for my truck too and have them do it also the next week. I normally don't write reviews for anything, but this was a great experience overall. Great quality work, especially for the price compared to the dealership! Absolutely recommend.

Great service. Mike was nice and knew what he was doing. My car is extremely hard to unlock it has taken other companies 30-45 to do so but not Mike. It took him less than 5 mins. to have me in my car. Highly recommend them to anyone who has locked their keys in their car.

Person on the phone was happy to tell me that they charge $29 for the service call $25 for the labor and after that would not even attempt to try to give me any sort of ballpark figure on what it would cost for a rekey or making a new key for a house lock. She kept saying it depended on the lock. Of course I get that but I'm not going to send out their service person without some sort of ballpark figure and they lost my business because of the vagueness of the possibility of what that price could be. Are we talking $50? $500? Are we talking $1,000? I told her it was a regular house Sledge door lock but still no ballpark figure of what it would cost. She did offer to have her service person call me on their way out to give me some sort of ballpark figure but I don't want a ballpark figure when they're scheduled to come out I want to know the ballpark figure to decide whether or not I want them to come out.

My husband and I got up this morning early, after leaving our 21 month old with grandma overnight, to rent a U-Haul truck to move our storage unit closer to us. I have massive anxiety and we were already running behind to beat the mid-day heat, so we reserved the truck through U-Hauls contactless mobile check-in service.

We got to the location, checked in, signed the contract, and paid. The app gave us the code for the lock box. I hopped out of our car and quickly opened the lock, only to find the key was missing. No big deal. The app said to go ask for the key.

I go inside and meet the manager. [Now, I am sure he is/was a lovely guy. Several "regulars" popped in while we were there and he was only too happy to help them by name.] However, when I asked for the key he sat at his computer, said I wasn't in his system, so we would have to fill out new applications and waivers.

I tried to stay calm and explain that we just needed the key, and we wouldn't be in his "check-in" list because we already signed the contract, paid, and were given the code to the lock box. To which he replied - "nope, you're not in my system so theres nothing I can do. They shouldn't have given you the code."

At this point, I'm nearly in tears and start having a panic attack. I will admit I did curse (though not at him) and told him his incompetence wasn't my problem (after he said our not getting the key wasn't his problem). And I do regret that. It was not the right thing to say, but it genuinely was his incompetence that was holding up our already stressful, running behind, on a time limit before the baby comes back, day.  

At this point, he threatens to call the cops and says no matter what he is refusing to rent to us. To which I reply that I have a signed contract saying the truck is rented to me until 3pm, and that the police would be on my side. I'm bawling and hyperventilating at this point. I've already apologized. And he still won't give us the dang key.

I get ahold of U-Haul, they tell me I am correct and that this man is supposed to give us the key. They call him while we are on hold. He says he's not renting to us and hangs up on them and walks outside. They call him back (probably a few times) and explain that the truck is not his and that he is not the one renting to us! They tell him to give us the key.

Finally, after almost an hour, he hands us the key and says there was a miscommunication.

I understand that at his age, he may not know how mobile CONTACTLESS check-in works in a pandemic. But what I don't understand is how someone who spat at me that he's "gone to church every Sunday his whole life" could be SO COLD when someone in need is clearly having a hard time. Where is the empathy? What would Jesus do?

I did notice that he has a sign at the desk advertising that he is selling his business. I sure hope someone buys it soon, as this assumedly once helpful man desperately needs to retire!

Willing to sell, but not very honorable about verbal agreements. Won't stand by bike service. Sold a bike out from under me by a few minutes, prob for the best. I even travelled to get there and called ahead to say I was coming for  lt he bike.
No ownership of ownership. Too bad I like to support Indy biz.

Called this outfit at 8:30 a.m. on a Thursday w/key stuck in my ignition.

Guy showed up in ~an hour. First, he told me he thought he could fix it in 20 minutes & would cost me $310... um, wow.

I agreed because they had me by the balls.

After about 40 min, the locksmith said that the ignition cylinder would need replaced, that he was going to go get one "at the company warehouse, 5 minutes away".

He returned after an hour & said "Nobody has your part in stock. I went to O'Reileys, Auto zone, blah blah blah..."
Company warehouse my a$$...

So he tells me that it's only available at Honda, it's much more expensive & my bill will jump to $475. I tell him to forget it, I'll have it towed somewhere & the price magically dropped to $330.

I PAY HIM THE $330 CASH, & off he goes to Honda around noon. He returns at dinner time only to inform me that he has the wrong part, it won't fit & Honda is closed until tomorrow morning at "10 or 11".

So, it's now Friday morning. I'm out $330 & I don't hear from anyone before NOON when I FINALLY CALL THEM.
Jerk around, jerk around, put off.
I call again at 1:30 & still dont have a solid commitment.

Presumably this will still get fixed today. Assuming so, I would never, ever call this company again & I emphatically DO NOT RECOMMEND THEM...

If zero stars was an option, it would be appropriate. They did nothing right.

Unless you love being jerked around, put off, lied to & overcharged. In which case, you're going to love A1 locksmith in Phoenix.

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