Locksmith Warranty
When we get services, we want a work guarantee and that’s how it should be. Trust is undeniably important, but when getting a new lock for your home or business or any other locksmith service, you want and need to be 100% sure everything will be alright. A guarantee makes our clients confident with the result. In case of some problem, they know who to call. Sure Lock & Key believes that when a credible professional Locksmith gives an offer for work to be done, its locksmith warranty should always be included.
We want to share our knowledge and experience to give you a general idea of what to expect and what you should consider when hiring a locksmith. So please keep reading!
What Type Of Warranty Do Locksmiths Provide
Tips On How To Hire A Locksmith You Can Trust
- Don’t use no-name companies. Look for another company if they won’t give you the legal name of their business.
- Look for legitimate locksmith branding on the vehicles. Scams usually operate out of unmarked, unbranded cars.
- Check their reviews. It’s the easiest way to make sure that the company is reliable.
- Check identification. You can ask for the locksmith’s identification, including a locksmith license, if your state requires it. Locksmiths should also request identification to verify that you are the property owner they are going to work with.
- Be cautious when you see suspiciously low prices that appear too good to be true. They probably are. Scam locksmiths usually share very low prices, between $15 and $40 for the service. However, after you hire them and they complete the service, prices abruptly rise and sometimes even sky rocket. When hiring a professional and reliable locksmith company, you pay to have a locksmith come to you. This option comes with overhead costs. Locksmith’s tools, licensing, advertising costs and transportation aren’t cheap. So they logically can’t charge just $15. Most companies will charge at least $60 for their service.
- Verify the prices before the work starts. Of course, the price may change when locksmiths see the problem. However, in such cases, professional locksmiths can explain why.
- Don’t allow the locksmith to drill your lock. Most experienced locksmiths have the appropriate skills and tools to unlock nearly any door. Drilling is usually necessary only to open high-security locks.
- Find a locksmith company in advance. In other words, take the proper time to research for the right locksmith...
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