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After Hours Locksmiths

After Hours Locksmiths

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13851 W 63rd St #335, Shawnee, Kansas, 66216, United States
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Jul 7, 2018
Absolutely fantastic service! Stranded far from home with my kids and he was there right away! Super nice guy! Thank you for being dependable and giving me piece of mind!

May 15, 2018
Fast, professional service. Very courteous and reasonably priced. This guy should be your first call when you lock yourself out. I’ve used him twice now and both times received the same high level of service.

May 3, 2018
They were great and I would highly recommend them! Helped me in a hurry and excellent customer service. 5 stars!

Apr 20, 2018
Jack helped me out of a real jam. I had rented a UHaul and somehow lost the keys. Uhaul and AAA couldn’t help. Jack asked some questions and requested some pictures and was then able to identify the key code and begin the process. UHaul was able to find a spare but until that point Jack was the only person who really tried and could help me (after I called two other locksmiths). He was very responsive and knowledgeable.

Mar 19, 2018
Would give company zero stars . They are extremely rude have no professional manners. Called them to have a key made they said their worker waited 45 minutes and that i was lying even though worker kept calling me to tell me he couldn't find my house so there was no way he was waiting outside my house for 45 min. Boss on phone said he spread the word that i was a bad customer (because he believed his lying worker) and said no locksmith would help me .Said i should not call his worker a liar and would not listen to customers side. They are very unprofessional and don't follow the idea that the customer is always right.

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