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Monday: 6AM - 10PM
Tuesday: 6AM - 10PM
Wednesday: 6AM - 10PM
Thursday: 6AM - 10PM
Friday: 6AM - 10PM
Saturday: 6AM - 10PM
Sunday: 7AM - 8PM
KeyMe Locksmiths in Golden Valley offers convenient, around-the-clock locksmith services. Customers can quickly get duplicate keys for homes, offices, car, key fobs, and access cards, often within minutes. The business operates a kiosk inside the Menards store, although locating it may require some effort, as the machine is in a hard-to-find spot on the second floor. Once found, the key duplication process is straightforward and affordable, with options like three keys for around $10.95. The locksmiths provide emergency assistance, arriving promptly to handle lockouts, repairs, new installations, and smart lock setups. Service is generally fast and reliable, and the company guarantees satisfaction with a 100% money-back policy. Customers appreciate the quick response times and affordable prices, though some mention minor issues like keys getting stuck or difficulty finding the kiosk. Overall, KeyMe Locksmiths is a dependable choice for key duplication and lock-related needs.
My key broke off in my door. I was locked out while my cat was inside alone.
I had already gave my landlord two hours to show up. I gave up and called a locksmith.
They were out to my apartment in under a half hour. It was cheaper than most locksmiths to my knowledge.
If I'm ever in need of a locksmith again. I'll go with these guys.
The machine was hard to find, and I had to ask three different employees to find it on the second floor in the back corner of Menards. But once I got there it was straightforward to use, and the keys cut all worked! Also got three keys cut for $10.95 so great deal.
Throughout my experience of thinking could a machine actually know how to make a key and have me successfully pay, I was surprised. Pretty nifty invention/machine one thing though would be to offer simpler less expensive key choices and less attempts at wanting me to buy a more expensive one. Otherwise congratulations on a ‘cool machine’ that actually did make a key that worked.