Bryan’s Auto Repair
Raleigh, NC
In Raleigh, NC, Bryan’s Auto Repair is listed for car key locksmith. This listing gives a phone number and a website. Still…
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1,454 locksmiths in 29 states
By state
- California 213
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- Massachusetts 53
- Arizona 52
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- Tennessee 47
A few from the directory
The Raleigh Handyman
Raleigh, NC
The Raleigh Handyman offers commercial locksmith in Raleigh, NC. The only contact we have is a phone number. Still missing from this…
CLS Cox Locksmith LLC.
Knightdale, NC
CLS Cox Locksmith LLC. works out of Knightdale, NC and offers general locksmith. We have a phone number and a website for…
Swift Locksmith Service LLC
Raleigh, NC
For emergency locksmith in Raleigh, NC, Swift Locksmith Service LLC is one of the local options. This listing gives a phone number…
ACE Keys Locksmith
Raleigh, NC
For general locksmith in Raleigh, NC, ACE Keys Locksmith is one of the local options. This listing gives a phone number and…
Busse’s Lock Service
Raleigh, NC
Busse’s Lock Service provides general locksmith in and around Raleigh, NC. We have a phone number and a website for them, shown…
Key Harbor – Locksmith Raleigh
Raleigh, NC
Key Harbor – Locksmith Raleigh provides general locksmith in and around Raleigh, NC. We have a phone number and a website for…
Marshall’s Locksmith Service Inc
Raleigh, NC
Marshall’s Locksmith Service Inc offers emergency locksmith in Raleigh, NC. This listing gives a phone number and a website. Still missing from…
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Locksmith questions, answered
How do I choose a locksmith before I need one?
Pick one in advance and check that the street address is real, rather than choosing under pressure after a lockout. When you call, ask for the business name, the total price and what could change it, the technician's name and vehicle, and a license number if your state requires one.
What should a locksmith show me when they arrive?
A photo ID and a business card. Ask for a written estimate before any work starts, and never sign a blank form. Be wary of a technician who wants to drill or replace the lock straight away. When the work is finished, ask for an itemized invoice and a receipt.
Which states require locksmiths to be licensed?
According to Locksmith Ledger, 13 states require a locksmith license: Alabama, California, Connecticut, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas and Virginia. Nebraska and Tennessee repealed theirs in 2021, and Illinois licensing is due to end in January 2029.
Does Pink Locksmiths Directory vet or license the locksmiths it lists?
No. It is a directory, not a locksmith company, and it does not dispatch anyone. A listing is not an endorsement, and licenses and prices are not checked. Use the how-to-choose guide to vet any business yourself, and send corrections through the form on the site.
What can I do if a locksmith overcharges me?
Keep the invoice and the quote. Report the business at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and to your state attorney general, and consider disputing the charge with your card issuer. A written estimate and an itemized invoice make a complaint much easier to support, which is why the guide asks you to get both before work starts.