Quickie Lockout & Roadside Service
Quickie Lockout & Roadside Service
Along with our experience, we are connected with Associated Locksmiths of America and Safe and Vault Technicians Association. ALOA is a digital trade association for physical security professionals and locksmiths that guarantees its members meet professional excellence and maintain ethics. SAVTA is the world's top trade association devoted solely to serving safe and vault technicians worldwide. Much like ALOA, this business needs its members to reach and maintain high standards about the market. Not only is service provided by our technicians, but we provide the best products from the most reliable brands including: AmSec Alarm Lock, Medeco, Schlage and much more. Our choice of goods can be found in styles and all the finishes you may imagine to satisfy your facility's security requirements. We're happy to serve customers throughout the country, however we function Idaho, in addition to Salt Lake City, the state of Utah, Nevada and Wyoming.
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Run, do not walk, away from this unethical fly by night company.
Of course it takes him 45 seconds to really unlock the doorway. send him business he will unlock my car again He then tells me. Whaaatt ?!?
45 minutes after this guy arrives in an unmarked vehicle, no uniform of any kind. He looks at my 1992 Taurus, goes back to his van. This hack needs $135 to unlock my car!!! I tell him no way, I'll just call pop a lock. He trash talks their solutions. Then assaults me with"how far can you cover" over and over. I figure I'll have to pay him $15 for the service call and $49.95 to pop up a lock so after calling in to request consent he takes $60.
Locked my keys in the vehicle. Pop a Lock wanted $49.95 with an coming in 40+ minutes. The security guards at the garage had business cards for Quickie. Gave them a call, nobody replied. Called back after, the"operator" quoted me $15 service call charge with solutions beginning at $25. Alrighty a lock soda pop! She stated the tech would call me back. Did I mention the"operator" has been holding a crying toddler infant? The tech calls and says he will be there in 15 - 20 minutes.