There are a few criterions you should check before hiring a Locksmith company.

• Make sure they are local and have a shop / store front.
• Make sure they have a valid Locksmith State License
• Make sure they have a valid Contractor License.
• Make sure they have a business license (please see as reference).

If you can validate these 4 criterions, most likely you are dealing with a reputable company.

Additionally, you should check for professional conduct when the technician arrives (i.e is the technician driving a commercial vehicle? is he wearing the company’s uniform? etc.) if you notice any sign of unprofessional conduct you should re-think if you really want work with that company.

Different companies have different operating expenses, different payroll costs and different levels of service. Our mobile units are fully stocked and equipped to handle nearly every security need you may have. Many smaller firms must first survey your problem, travel somewhere to get needed parts, and then return to your site – usually the next day.

Additionally, some of the other companies are not local (they may have local phone numbers, but they are based outside of California) as such, they may try to lure you to use them by offering low-price service calls.

Do-it-yourself centers have historically been able to buy in vast quantities and sell below- retail prices. The trade-off is the selection and service level. You can get a great price as long as you want the one they stock and don’t need any technical expertise to help you decide if the one they stock is the one you need. The popularity of “big-box” stores has caused the demise of many small retailers – hardware stores, stationary stores, and so on – leaving the consumer with less choice and lower service levels.
also keep in mind that our working vans are limited in space and on a daily base our hardware is different from the ones in the Do-it-yourself stores.

The “Do Not Duplicate” message has been compared to a “Keep off the Grass Sign”. Both announce the owner’s desire, but neither have much enforceability. Technically there is no prevention of duplicating those keys.we truly believe that if you are a business owner / operation manager and you would like to keep your keys restricted(to make sure you have key control) you would choose a restricted key system were there is no way to obtain copy’s. We do encouraging to upgrade your locks to high security / restricted key system.Of course, the words “Do Not Duplicate” can be ground off, covered up with tape, obscured by a label, etc – many DND keys have been copied unknowingly by an unsuspecting hardware clerk. For real protection against unauthorized key duplication, ask us about the High-Security lock systems available.

Yes! Our trucks cover most of the Southern California/Los Angeles/ Riverside/ Ontario / Redlands / San Diego area’s on a daily basis. Additionally, we have developed a network of qualified service providers who can handle service calls anywhere in California and, in fact, in many other states as well. You simply call us and we do the rest.

In most cases there is no charge for a estimate / survey. If your job is large or you require written specifications sheets, etc., there may be an hourly charge for preparing the bid / estimate. usually any such charges would be refunded if we are awarded the job.

We are proud to have many happy customers that will gladly explain you about the quality of our service. check our Testimonials page or Simply call our sales representative – we’ll match you up with a client in a similar industry with similar needs who will be happy to tell you about his satisfaction from our service.