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Big Red Locksmiths

Big Red Locksmiths

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7611 Main St #Suite B, Omaha, Nebraska, 68127, United States
(402) 554-0499 www.bigredlocksmiths.com
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Jun 5, 2018
These guys saved me hundreds on buying new key fobs! They treated me with compassion and kindness. They cleaned up my old fobs and get them working again. They very easily could have sold me many things I didn't need. Very honest company! I will never go anywhere else again.

Jun 26, 2018
Jared, from Big Red Locksmiths, arrived in record time and quickly unlocked my vehicle. The price was reasonable and the service was excellent! I would strongly recommend them to anyone in this situation.

Jun 28, 2018
These guys are lock magicians! I lost my keys and was locked out of my car. They showed up and made another perfect key for my car within 10 minutes. They are the best around!

May 14, 2018
Amazing! My family was in town for their high school basketball tournament and the key ended up just simply not working. Of course, it was late Saturday night and pretty cold out. I was trying to call places and having no luck which left them stranded for longer and stressed out. Big Red was our savior they answered, were so prompt and somehow showed up within 10 minutes. I wish I had his name, but he must have seen how stressed out my cousin was waiting outside, out of state with her kids because he didnt even charge her. Humanity is restored- this was so amazing of them and we will not forget it! Will be telling everyone to use them! THANK YOU!!!

May 7, 2018
What GREAT service! They listened to my "story" about how one key would work and the other had stopped working. They spent the time necessary to diagnose the problem, fixed it and made sure it worked. I"m a happy customer.

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Mon:7 am - 11 pm
Tue:7 am - 11 pm
Wed:7 am - 11 pm
Thu:7 am - 11 pm
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