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Keys Please Lock & Security

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15801 N 30th Dr, Phoenix, Arizona, 85053, United States
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Aug 8, 2018
Ernie did a great job. He explained a few things that we did not know about locks. He was on time and did everything correctly. His price was reasonable. He also did a couple little extras just to be a nice guy. Will hire him again without hesitation. Very trustworthy, too

Jan 11, 2018
Ernie is amazing. He answered the phone immediately, scheduled for me the next day, called when he was on his way and his service was top notch. He even, without me asking, fixed my front door and it's frame so the door would shut smoother and easier. Ernie absolutely gets 5 ☆ from me! Thank you Ernie!!!

Dec 16, 2017
A gentleman and a scholar!! Was punctual, polite & got the job done in a jiffy! Ernie is your man! Awesome pricing as well!!! Way better than anyone else I’ve ever gone to, and I have a bad habit of locking myself out. Support your locals!! Especially when they’re actually BETTER!

Aug 22, 2017
Ernie drove over to replace and program a new key fob. It turns out that the fob just needed to be synced after replacing the battery in the fob. He could of very easily played in my ignorance. This man has integrity. I highly recommend this company. Thank you, Ernie!

Jul 17, 2017
We had our property rekeyed, it was a pretty big job. Ernie was so helpful. He worked with my husband to get the best deal to get everything on one type of key helping us to keep our costs down. So great to work with!

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