National Mechanical

If I can give 0 Stars I would. This was the worst customer service experience I've ever had in my life. I locked my keys in my vehicle. I went on the internet and looked up locksmiths and local Locksmith service in [redacted] was the first place I saw. In the ad it stated $14, so I called them to get a quote. When I spoke to the representative, he quoted me $14 for the initial call and $29 service which came to $43. I waited outside for over an hour for the representative to come unlock my car making several phone calls asking where he was. When he arrived he greeted me asked me about the problem and proceeded to start opening the door. It took literally three minutes. When I vonfirmed the $43 quote he let me know that it had inflated to $279.
Of course at the time I refuse to pay due to being quoted $43 when I call the office. The representative who was opening up my car then gave me a lecture as to how I should live up to my word and make a payment of the$ 279. I told him I would pay the $43 that was quoted for the three minutes of work he did to get my door open. At which time he threw the keys back in the car and lock the door. Which I was fine with because I wasn't going to pay $279. The Exchange ended with him telling me he had other clients and he was going to call the cops for theft of service and I told him that would be fine because I'm not paying the $279. Plus I was already late for work.
He then told me I hate you people. Being a black man I felt really offended. But I kept it professional and simply said I wasn't going to pay $279. He then offered to lower it to $100. I refused and he told me I was wasting his time and then said F[redacted] You and got in his car and drove off. The experience wasn't over. I tried to reach the owner to file a complaint and he very dismissive and unresponsive to my grievances. The owner had a middle eastern accent and basically called me a liar and hung on me and my wife (who tried to call as well). It is now two hours later, my keys are still locked in the car and they even charged my card without authorization or services rendered. I had to call my bank to stop the charge.
Worst experience ever!!! I went on to [redacted] afterwards and I found multiple reviews stating the same quality of service and price gouging.

When I called this locksmith they said it would cost $14 for a service call and $19 per lock to re-key two locks. Instead, the guy charged me $520! By the time I looked at the invoice (which I had stupidly signed without really examining because I thought their quote was their quote, i.e.,"we charge $14 to come out and $19 per lock to re-key") the guy had finished the work. So thinking I'd be paying about $52, instead I end up paying $520! I only had two locks yet the guy charged me "labor and installation" of $40 x 3. 3? What's the 3 for? This is the worst business experience I have ever had. It's a bait and switch operation where you think you're going to get the quoted price and they bamboozle you with some piece of paper they get you to sign without mentioning that instead of the quoted price of $52 they're going to put a zero at the end of that and charge you $520! Maybe the guy who showed up could've opened his trap and SAID that he wasn't giving that famous $14 internet price for a service call with $19 per lock. He quickly does the work and then says "hey, the work is done, you gotta pay what it says there on the paper!" This was highway robbery! Run from these people.

After doing installation of [redacted] furnace, I did not care for this guy's attitude and the way he acted too many and just bothered me so I turned this info to Schlee Heating to try 
to get a hold of him and they couldn't, So I still wipe my hands of  this guy 20 years in the business 5-6 years on my own and no complaints with or with out the Revdex.com.

I called this business to open the house lock. The person showed up late and then he tried one option using some sort of air bags. It didn't work. He told me the next option was to drill the lock out. He didn't have a good drill machine luckily I had one in my garage which we could use. Drilling didn't work. Then he tried another door with a key and in 15 mins the door was open. Here is what I didn't like
1. Why didn't he try the third option first. To which they wouldn't answer my question
2. They charged me a overall $445 which eventually brought down to $220 with service fee of $55 as against their claim of $14 service fee on their website.
3. They agreed to change the damage lock. I am waiting for them to come back. Hope they show up and change the lock.

I called to get information on having a spare key made. A technicician called back within 5 minutes. Once he told me the price I declined service. I recieved another call within 5 minutes from a number with no caller ID from a man who claimed to be the owner. The deal sounded shady from the start, so once again I declined service. The caller/owner began to swear and cuss at me for not wanting to do business. This cannot be a legitimate business.

Localocksmiths.com is the typical locksmith scam company that you read about on the internet and in the papers.
I was visiting my relatives when I locked the keys in my car. I called them at 9pm last night. They said it would be $15 and that they would be there in 10 minutes. An hour and a half later, they came, opened the car door, then demanded $250. He tried to tell me not to worry about the high price because I could recover it through my insurance. I said the quote was for $15 and that I was not paying $250. At that point the man started yelling and swearing at me, demanding to be paid. So I got out my phone to call the company back to talk to his supervisor. When I put my keys down to make the call, he picked them up, threw them into the car, locked the door and then drove away. When I got the company on the phone again (while he was driving away), they said that they would not honor the original $15 quote and that if I pressed it further they would call the police. Stay away from this company.
Another company that I reached through the yellow pages came out 20 minutes later and opened the door for $25.