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Choosing a Locksmith Service by Claire Jarrett
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Choosing a Locksmith Service |
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Almost everyone has used a locksmith at one time or another in their life. Whether you lock yourself out of your car, home, or business having a qualified locksmith come to your rescue will save you time, money, and frustration. Locksmiths have been around for thousands of years and are a valuable commodity to have, especially with modern locks that make it difficult to gain entry. Locksmiths can be located both in the Yellow Pages and online. Most are on-call 24 hours a day and are equipped with many tools and parts to perform their complex job. Using a locksmith can sometimes be expensive. Locksmiths charge from $15 to $250, depending on several factors; but most charge a flat rate. Some locksmiths may charge extra for their travel, parts, or if extra time is involved, and this is where it gets expensive. If the locksmith has to come out for service late at night, weekends, or holidays; there is usually an extra fee. Also, their fees are based upon whether they are just copying a key, re-keying your locks, or installing new locks. When deciding on which locksmith to use, there are several questions that need to be answered. Does the locksmith have a good rating with Better Business Bureau? Is the locksmith licensed or certified? (In some states it is a requirement). Their certification should be with Associated Locksmiths of America, which is a national registry. Does the locksmith carry insurance? This is important in case they break something accidently while performing their job. Are they willing to disclose all their fees up front? A person doesn't want to be quoted one price over the phone, and then when the job is completed, be given a price three times higher. At that point, you have no choice but to pay whatever they say. One should also ask if they provide any discounts (such as AAA) or warranties. Not only will locksmiths help you gain entry when you have lost your keys, they perform many other tasks. They will re-key your present lock when you move to a new home or get a new roommate. This is done because no-one wants to buy a new lock each time. They also provide new locks and door hardware, if needed. Locksmiths can advise you which type of lock is the best for your situation and even which type of door. So, the next time you get locked out call a qualified, professional locksmith to assist you. We recommend KJ Locksmiths who are Bristol Locksmiths and Locksmiths in Bristol
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