An absolute life saver! Someone was at my house in less than 30 minutes to change my lock. The…read morewhole thing was under $150.

I explained on the phone that my key fob seemed dead. When I got there he looked over the…read morefob,opened it removed the battery and tested it. Seeing that the battery was the problem he replaced it and that solved the problem. Professional repair from a knowledgeable person. It's great to know that places like this still exist. I Highly recommend this business. The price was cheap

Horrible experience . Was severely overcharge and taken…read moreadvantage of. Charged $750 dollars for a lock change with a cheap lock that was not the right type of lock for a replacement.. Left two big holes in the door exposed from the previous lock. I had to give him wood to cover holes. A very sloppy and unprofessional job.

He took wonderful care of my needs a few years ago, now I need again, for a Key to be made...read more

Very efficient ! The technician was helpful and it did not take very long. Thank you for great…read moreservice!

amazing service! technicians were quick very helpful and very informative. Highly recommend Huber…read morelocksmith.

Alan is hands down one of my favorite guys right now! (second only to my dear husband) Since I am…read morenext to never in his area, I doubt I will need his services again, but, if I do I know who to call. We headed to Atlantic City for the air show Thunder Over the Boardwalk. After the air show we were supposed to continue on our way to Wildwood, for a short vacation. After the air show went to get in our car to leave and the dear husband accidentally locked the keys in the front trunk. Yes, front trunk, not a typo. If you open either trunk on the car, but not the doors, the alarm in a short amount of time, resets itself. We know this, yet we didn't open the car doors, just the trunk. Yes, stupid I know... Husband accidentally puts car keys into the bag he had in his hands. Puts bag into the front trunk, closes said trunk, alarm reset itself, basically simultaneously. We were not getting to either car door in time to open them. We were not going anywhere... Parking lot attendant gave us a business card, happened to be the exact same business I just Googled. We called Alan and he got us into the car! Unfortunately, the car didn't like that the car was opened and the alarm was still engaged, so no dice. Apparently we have the Fort Knox of cars. The car locked down the two trunks (electric locks) and wouldn't open with the alarm still engaged. Long story short we (meaning husband and Alan - not me) worked on the car for 3 hours, maybe longer. Finally my husband got the trunk open with a hard to reach, thank God for Google - again, cable release on the car and got the front trunk open! After Alan got us into the car, many hours earlier, he really could have left us, as he did what we hired him to do. But he stayed and helped the entire time. He let my husband borrow his tools to be able to get to the cable for the manual release, in an effort to get the car open. He got the alarm to be silent during the many hour long ordeal. His price was more than reasonable. He arrived quickly and as previously stated he stayed even when, I am 100% sure, others would have left. You are a good man Alan!!!! God bless you. We can't thank you enough!!!! May you never run across our situation (aka - make and model) again ;)

warning - do not use this locksmith! He never showed up at our vehicle after confirming he wld be…read morethere within an hour. never called, texted or responded to our calls. Don't trust this locksmith- choose another !

They made 3 Medeco keys that didn't work, and they had no idea how to fix it or make it correctly…read more They did return our money fortunately. I took it to another locksmith who made the keys that worked the first time.

Got locked out of my house and called my local hardware store for a recommendation for a locksmith…read more Called Top Security-Jeremy got to my house in a half hour and got me into it in 5 minutes. I thought the fee to come out was quite reasonable. He also checked the lock to make sure it was not malfunctioning. Turns out it was human error.

my daughter locked her keys in the trunk after her senior week at the shore. I researched it from…read morehome and found prices around $50 to $80. Imagine my surprise when she called and said they charged a $29.99 service charge, plus $140 to unlock the car. When she told me that, I told her to not use them and she said he had already started and that he had the money already. For a town that is trying to shake a bad image and appeal to families this is a huge step backward. That's right ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY bucks for 10 min. of using a slim jim to open the car. I feel they took advantage of my daughter and her friends. When I called to question the charge, after 15 min on hold, I told them just that, and they hung up on me.