Busy Bees Locks & Keys

Best Locksmith in town. Fast service, cheap prices, nice guy. What more can be said. more

My boyfriend and I have been staying at a friend's place while they are out of town until Monday night (our apartment is under construction for repairs and it's unlivable). Our need for a locksmith was Friday in the morning. We only had one set of keys, and my boyfriend happened to take the keychain off the keys without taking the actual set of keys. The door to the apartment locks automatically, and when we stepped out, he had closed the door before he realized he didn't have the keys to the apartment. Great. We had locked ourselves out of our friends' apartment who weren't coming back for another 3 days... After panicking for a few minutes, we googled locksmiths in the area and came upon Busy Bees. Awesome service, efficient, friendly, we weren't locked out of the apartment anymore. What more can you ask for? Will call again IMMEDIATELY if I more

Jerry was awesome! I was a dummy and lost my only mail key, so I needed to break into my mailbox (or risk having my roommate punch me in the face if I let our mail sit in there any longer) and then have the lock replaced. I called around to get some price quotes, but ultimately decided on Busy Bees Locks & Keys because (1) their awesome name, (2) the great reviews (mostly on kudzu or whatever that website is called) Jerry received and (3) he came out on a Saturday! Jerry arrived early (but he courtesy called first to make sure that I was ready for him), he was professional, nice & courteous. The whole job did not take very long at all & he was very good-natured when answering my silly questions. I happened to be wearing my UCSD sweatshirt, so he gave me a student discount which I thought was very nice of him :o) (nevermind that I am no longer a student!) I highly recommend him for any of your locksmithing needs! I know he does car locks/replacing of car keys as well! (Side note: Apparently if you have a 98-02 Toyota Camry and you lose your key (the kind with a chip) it will cost you $2000 at the dealership to have your keys replaced! Jerry said this was because they will tell you that you need to replace the computer, but he knows how to reset the computer and will only charge you $750! So, moral of the story: make extra copies of your car keys BEFORE you lose any of them! more