Business ProfileLocksmiths in Charleston, West Virginia
KeyMe Locksmiths
KeyMe Locksmiths
KeyMe Locksmiths offers emergency lockouts, lock repair, rekeying and car key replacement in Charleston, West Virginia, for homes, vehicles and businesses. It also offers car key duplication through self-service kiosks.
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Business Highlights
- KeyMe Locksmiths says it guarantees customer satisfaction.
Service Area
Charleston, West Virginia.
Active Business Listing
KeyMe Locksmiths is one of 7 locksmiths ProsGrade lists in Charleston, West Virginia.
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Listing details
12 services listed, including Car lockout assistance, Home lockout service and Emergency locksmith. Open 7 days a week. 13 reviews.
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How This Business Compares
How KeyMe Locksmiths compares with the other 6 locksmiths on ProsGrade in Charleston, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- One of 7 Charleston locksmiths on ProsGrade.
Services Covered
12 services- Car lockout assistanceVehicle unlocking with tools designed to minimize disruption.
- Home lockout serviceNon-destructive entry techniques when appropriate.
- Emergency locksmithLockout help for homes, cars and businesses.
- Car key copyingSelf-service kiosk duplication.
- Car key programmingTransponder keys, smart keys and key fobs; on-site.
- Car key replacementTransponder keys, smart keys and key fobs; programmed on-site.
- Lock installationDeadbolts, smart locks and high-security hardware.
- Lock repairFor jammed, sticking, misaligned or malfunctioning locks.
- Lock replacementDeadbolts, smart locks and commercial hardware.
- RekeyingExisting locks rekeyed on-site; old keys no longer work.
- Key copyingHouse, office, mailbox and specialty keys.
- Commercial locksmith servicesBusiness lockouts, lock repair and replacement, rekeying, access control and safe services.
Reviews
What customers say
Two customers reported that the keys did not work or the machine failed. A customer whose family was locked out of a car said the locksmith took about an hour to arrive, then got the keys out relatively quickly. Another customer reported a vehicle key became stuck and the locksmith did not respond; a separate customer said the advertised 24-hour service failed to get help.
Customer Reviews
Amber Casto
The keys didnt work at all
Teagan Cobb
MACHINE DOESN'T WORK
Kerstin Vandecasteele
My mom and daughter were locked out of the car on election day and was very cold. I had already called 2 places that said they couldn't do it due to people not being able to get there. And even though it took an hour to get there, they got the keys out of the car relatively quickly. Cost was $40.
Chris Crisler
Claims of 24 hour service are BOGUS. KeyMe is nothing more than a clearinghouse for calls from people who need help they CAN'T get from KeyMe.
Amanda Adams
the guy was very nice but he made a key for my vehicle and got it stuck and he hands me $60 and tells me sorry, i call the shop to be told that i have to pay $117 just for them to diagnostic tests (yes they know the key is stuck but was told still had to do test), I've text the locksmith telling him and he won't respond...
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is emergency locksmith service available overnight in Charleston?
KeyMe advertises 24/7 mobile locksmith service in Charleston, though availability may depend on location, time of day and technician availability.
Will KeyMe require identity verification before unlocking a car?
Identity verification may be required before a vehicle is unlocked.
Can KeyMe make a car key if the original is lost?
In many cases, yes. A locksmith can create and program a new key, depending on the vehicle.
Does KeyMe provide an estimate before emergency work starts?
KeyMe says it provides clear, upfront estimates before emergency work begins.