Capital Locksmith
Ken Forker is the President and Primary security technician for Abracadabra Locksmithing. He started out working for the Shelton School District in 1996 and locksmith back as. In 1998, two decades after apprenticing under the district locksmith and completing a basic Locksmithing program, Ken was promoted to the job of locksmith for the school district. At this time Ken was in charge of overseeing keying, maintenance and the installation of facilities and the school districts buildings. In the calendar year 2000 Ken has been servicing and opened the company Abracadabra Locksmithing and servicing county. Karri works part time on all of the accounting and record keeping needs for Abracadabra Locksmithing. They have two dogs Sir Duke a 225 pound Old English Mastiff and Petee a Short Hair combination.
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We predicted locksmiths to repair the lock of our door. They all quoted prices, except for Captial Locksmiths. We made an appointment at 1 pm for the following day. He got there about 1:10 and got to work. He fixed the lock explained the workings of the lock, we paid him and he left. Although the companies would have been around $300 the price was $106. We are absolutely thrilled with this particular company. Next time we're calling Capital Locksmith!
I then arranged to get another locksmith service (who managed to estimate a price over the phone) to emerge elsewhere. During the time on the phone with another company, they tried to call back. After I got off the phone, they called. I replied and they tried to receive my business, magically being able to produce an estimate which was roughly 40% more expensive the place I ended up choosing.
Nothing about this scenario sets nicely with me. It sounded shady, like it was a shakedown. If I can not expect them to be forthright with me I'm a bit concerned locks for a dwelling can break.
They are calling yet, as I type this. This is unwelcome, and borders on harassment.
We phoned them to request a quote on a lockout and gave information. They said it was a $19 to come out until they might give a quotation and evaluate the problem. Then, I was moved. Neither of these people spoke enough English for me to convey information that was sufficient, so I only - and politely - diminished the support.