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A-Art Locksmiths

A-Art Locksmiths

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187 2nd Ave, New York, New York, 10003, United States
(212) 674-7650 a-artlocksmithsnyc.com
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Jan 18, 2018
Crooks, plain and simple and it pains me to report it as a neighbor and fellow business owner. One of of our employees called them one frigid morning because the lock was frozen and they couldn't get in. 3 hours later they show up and insist they have to drill the locks out and do so, at which point they want $555! At this point, I get the man on the phone and tell him there's no way we're going to pay that amount as I've never in my life heard of a frozen lock having to be destroyed and replaced. I never said I wouldn't pay anything but he insisted if I wasn't going to pay he would take the new locks out and leave which he did. HERE'S THE KICKER: he not only took the new lock he had just installed but he STOLE the doors mechanism (the deadbolt part) which I then had to replace (in addition to the locks) using my usual and legit locksmith. We used to go in there all the time to have keys replicated and asides from the utterly indifferent service (it's a locksmith who cares right?) they were fine but obviously will never go back now.

Nov 10, 2017
Went here to get 2 different keys copied. I was pleased at how quickly they made them, however I got home to realize only one of them works. So, that's annoying.

Nov 21, 2017
Frankie is the best locksmith in nyc bar no one. Other locksmiths including StuyTown come to him.

May 11, 2018
Got keys duplicated on the spot with no issues.

Aug 9, 2017
Said they opened at 0900 I showed up at 0910 when I got there doors still closed and stayed till 0920. When I called at 1000 they had an attitude saying they were there at 0910 and either I could go somewhere else. Went around the the corner. Don't deal with this drama

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