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Coastal Locks

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606 E Main St, Havelock, North Carolina, 28532, United States
(252) 447-7233 www.coastallocksnc.com
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May 29, 2018
My husband and I lost our car key in Indian beach on Saturday May 26, 2018. We didn’t realize that until we headed to our car and about to leave at around 6 PM. What’s worse is that we don’t have a backup car key for our car. We contacted several lock services, however, most of lock shops were closed at that time, especially during the long weekend before the Memorial Day. Fortunately, we found contact number of Coastal Locks. It was around 8:30PM at night, and our location was about 50 min of driving from his store. Mr. Fuller drove to us right after our call. He arrived with a large white cargo van. Different keys hanging organized inside the wall of the cargo van. The workspace looked neat and tidy. It only took less than half an hour for Mr. Fuller to made new car keys and programming for the chip of the remote car key at the dark night. Additionally, Mr. Fuller gave us four car keys in case if we lost our key in the future. He was so professional and so kind to us. He finished and left at about 10PM. I guess he would continue to drive another 50 minutes to Home. We believe that Mr. Fuller came to save us at the Saturday night is not only because he provides service to the community, he came to rescue us out from the fear and worry. Without Mr. Fuller, we couldn’t come back home safe and sound. We appreciate Mr. Fuller’s help and would always remember Mr. Fuller and his brand “Coastal Locks”. We appreciate all you did for us! Sincerely, Wei and Yu

Feb 12, 2018
This is the ONLY locksmith I use. I've been using this company since 97. They keep my business lock Isecured as well as home and autos.

Jul 14, 2018

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