5 star service. Nacho repaired my screen door in hours. Although he was very busy when i arrived…read more He still managed to repair my screen door promptly and get me on my way. This is the 3rd time I've used his store. Thank you, Nacho, for your excellent customer service.

I found this shop after a bad experience at Dutton Hardware in San Leandro. I had several sets of…read morekeys made at Dutton Hardware and after three tries, the keys to my mail box still did not work. So I brought the keys to 89th Ave Locks Keys Glass Etc where the owner looked at them carefully and could see why they didn't work. He cut and shaped them and sent me on my way. They worked perfectly. All three keys fit into the lock and turn easily. I'm not sure why the owner of Dutton Hardware had such a problem, but the owner of 89th Avenue Locks Keys Glass Etc fixed the keys in minutes and was extremely pleasant and professional while he did it. Go check out the guys at 89th Avenue. They were really nice and the shop seemed to have something for every possible home-related repair or project. Definitely worth a call or a visit!

Omer identified and solved a problem with a custom bi-fold door. Good communication, too.read more

Very responsive and offered same day service that arrive on time for the scheduled time, quickly…read moreassess the need, and quickly get the job done. I used this service to replace locks and re-key. Will definitely use this service again when needed.

I got majorly scammed by a fake locksmith company over a year ago. After that traumatic experience…read moreI reached out to this company and Shawn and Esther provided a 5 star experience. I was able to get on the schedule fairly quickly and their prices are more than reasonable. My tenant just moved and I reached back out to this company on their day off yesterday and Esther went out of her way to email me to tell me her husband is sick and recovering from an invasive surgery. She referred me to a different trustworthy company. Amazing service. She didn't have to do that considering what this family is going through and I especially appreciate it after being scammed in the past! Get well soon Shawn!

I was gifted a safe 3 years ago that stopped working (the keypad). And none of the company's…read moretrouble shooting tips helped!! I found this business on Yelp, and I'm soooo glad I did so! Esther and Shawn have been so helpful from the get go. Esther was so sweet and easy to work with when scheduling. The communication was phenomenal! They send a text when Shawn is on his way, which is super helpful when you have other things going on in the day. Shawn was able to get my safe open within an hour and even cleaned up the mess it made. He had all the tools to get anything done! I just wish I had more ppl in my life in need of locksmith services. So I'm hoping this review will bring on the clients!!!! Thank you so much for all your help!! I will recommend this day forward!

OMG! I couldn't open the lid door to my old Sentry safe. It was unlocked, but when I squeezed the…read morelatch, the lid door wouldn't lift up. So, I used Yelp's virtual assistant to help me find local locksmiths. I got several responses. Out of all the responses, Avi from Sunshine Lock & Safe saved the day by just messaging me instructions on a way to unhook the latch. Thank you, Avi!!! And, yes, I admit I stuffed it last time I had it open, so now that the safe is open, I'm going to make sure it's not stuffed before I lock it this time! I highly recommend Avi from Sunshine Lock & Safe for his customer service and experience with my situation!

AWESOME Service!! My…read moreLiberty safe manual tumbler dial combo stopped working after 14 years and I couldn't open it. I called Liberty Safe and asked what to do. They told me a locksmith with the right tools can drill under the dial, line up the tumblers, open the safe and epoxy the hole up afterward. Not looking forward to the epoxied hole, I called Sunshine Lock & Safe to see if they could open the safe and fix the dial combo problem. Avi the owner said no problem and we set up an appointment. The following day he called to let me know he was on his way and he arrived according to plan. He was able to get into the safe without drilling and upon checking the dial combo parts inside he showed me that one of the tumbler disks was actually falling apart. He offered me the option of replacing the dial lock with an electronic lock which I readily accepted. Avi has a LOT of experience, has done many high end jobs with commercial-level safes and knows his trade extremely well. I was an aerospace engineer for over 40 years and I had a lot of questions while watching him work. He's very personable, doesn't mind talking about his trade and has a vast amount of experience which he didn't mind sharing. Very interesting man and clearly an expert at his trade! Spending just over $300 for Avi's new electronic lock, his effort and quick training on the new lock operation was money WELL spent, when considering spending just over $2000 to replace the old safe including removal & disposal.

Robert was referred to us from my neighbor who used his service. Since our complex has unique…read morefront doors, she said that he was familiar with servicing it. After explaining to him the problem with our lock, he provided a quote of the job. I was fortunate to coordinate a time that day for him to look and fix the lock. He was prompt and assessed the lock situation. Throughout the time he was fixing the lock, he explained what was wrong and what he was doing. He also corrected other problems that he saw that was due to bad installation. I learned a lot about the front door lock mechanism from him. I cannot thank Robert, of Lockdown Security, enough for fixing our problem in a quick and timely manner. If you need locksmith help, he is definitely the person to contact!

Growing up in a family of German descent, cautionary tales and admonitions for safety were…read moreingrained in me from the cradle. I think I got my first serious sit down about the importance of whole life insurance before I started school. * Don't go in the water for 30 minutes after you eat - you'll get a cramp and drown! * Don't play in the cornfields; people get lost and die in there. * You're standing too close to the edge - for goodness sake, you could plummet to your death! * Never swallow chewing gum; it will stay in your intestines forever and you'll die like Elvis Presley. * Watch out for cracks in the sidewalk... you could trip and crack your head open. * Don't pee in the ocean, because it attracts sharks and they'll eat you. * No, you can't have a jawbreaker because you could choke to death! I followed these rules diligently and no ill befell me. I saw potential dismemberment and my fragile mortality in every dark corner, each unprotected left-hand turn; botulism in every dented can and cholera at every drinking fountain. Despite my love affair with perilously high stiletto heels, I never tripped on the sidewalk, never suffered a spiral fracture of my ankle and confinement to a wheelchair for three months (it happened to a friend. Really). Shortly after my relocation to the East Bay, while auditing a dental practice I encountered a very jittery patient. I assumed that he was anxious about his surgical endodontic procedure. * Always floss before and after brushing, or your teeth will rot out of your head, and remember that teeth are bones, after all! I was wrong. The patient was unnerved because he worked for a LANDSCAPING COMPANY. But wait - there's more! Two days prior, he and his bestest buddy were working a job and the dude's *shoelace* got caught in the intake mechanism of the wood-chipper which has the capability to turn logs 8" in diameter into mulch before you can scream "Omigod-"!!! That's right: his friend and coworker got Fargo'd. Which... brings me to WHY I sought out the most highly recommended and professional locksmith to deal when my front door failed and jammed. My Danger-Detector jumped to threat level RED! I got the number from the HOA, dialed it will trembling fingers and was immediately greeted by a cheery and professional LIVE person. Me: I have an emergency - I can't open the front door - even with the key or internal flippy thing for FedEx deliveries of highly perishable, politically incorrect food items, insane couture or eBay awesomeness. Oh, yes - and robbers might sense my vulnerability and perhaps breach my compromised front door. Robert: No problem! What's your address? I can be there in 30 minutes. Me: Today? Is this Robert? Robert: Absolutely! *professionalism with a smile permeating his voice* Me: Huh. Well... I have a Yelp event... Robert: What time works for you? Me: *scrutinizing sketchy manicure* Uhh, what about another day? I wasn't really expecting you to be so... available! This is really Robert - the locksmith - not dispatch? Robert: This is me! Does tomorrow work better for you? Me: It's Design Week. I can't. Robert: Okay - tell me what day and what time, and I'll be there. I gave him today's date and a specific time - which is exactly when he showed up, indefatigable grin on his face and gear in hand. Robert is a SIX star review, for sure; he happily answered all of my questions without making me feel like a complete moron. There was no hemming and hawing or haggling AT ALL- he identified the problem and made another adjustment to make the deadbolt more secure. Robert is a professional; he didn't sell me a single thing and gave me a short list of options with succinct explanations in response to my detailed and tedious questions. Lockdown Security does not have many Yelp reviews - and I figured out why: I asked for a handful of business cards because I had such a fantastic resolution. Robert chuckled and mentioned that he is the preferred locksmith for a number of Property Management Companies, high rise complexes and developers on both sides of the Bay. Despite his impressive roster, he gave me his undivided attention and made me feel like a VIP. I am delighted with Robert's credentials, licensing, professionalism and knowledge. If you ever find yourself in a jam, call Lockdown Security and I have no doubts that you'll get the same Kim D. approved treatment. Now that I'm all safe and sound... I'm going to celebrate by having a popsicle while running through the cornfields in high heels.

They were great! Super nice and super informative so. Turns out I didn't need their help and they…read morewere super understandable!

Spencer came in a very timely manner and provided great service. I highly recommend Flinn Lock &…read moreKey.

On our 2018 Honda CRV, we got a dashboard message that said the battery in the key fob needed…read morereplacement. I did so and everything was fine. Then we got the message again so we changed the battery in the other fob. And that's where our problems began. After installation of the new battery, the red led light didn't blink. I went out to the car and it didn't do anything when I pressed the fob buttons. Put the old battery back in. No bueno. Our both batteries on the meter. New = 3.4 volts. Old = 2.6 volts. Neither turned on the red light. San Leandro Honda have a condescending look when we asked if the fob was covered by the 30,000 mile power train warranty. My thought? If the fob doesn't work, the power train is useless because you can't start the engine. Anyway, they said that they could try to do some diagnostics but the easiest fix would be to order a new fob and have it programmed. 24-hours and $300+. Oakland Honda said essentially the same thing. $368 for a new key, never mind that we bought the car there. The reason for the cost was the effort in programming the electronics. Please. I used to be an IT guy. You do to have to write a brand new script. You need to do some minor programming and flash the info into the fob. I did some online research and found The Key Shop. I sent a quick email to Rick and he responded that he could take a look at it. I called Rick. He texted me where I could find him in 35 minutes and we drove down. He went right to work, systematically checking everything that there was to check. He noticed that the battery was very difficult to remove. He asked if I was sure that I had used the correct battery. I showed him the battery in our other fob and he noticed that two of the plastic prongs appeared to be pressed down and could be causing the battery not to make good contact. Once he gently unbent the prongs, he reseated the battery and all was good. Total charge for his time and effort? $10. Way better than we could have hoped for. Rick, you THE MAN!

Ricky is a kind compassionate soul and he really helped me out. Its nice when you meet someone who…read morereally believes in customer service and then he looks you straight in the eye and says thank you!!!! I recommend him to everyone!!!You will be glad you called him!!!

My door would not close when I used the remote. He tried to talk me through the repair on the phone…read morebut I could not see the problem. He came the next morning and repaired my garage door opening problem quickly. We had been dealing with this problem for months. I wish I had called him earlier. Thank you

I tried to open my garage door this morning and part of the springs were broken. I got a referral…read morefrom a friend and contacted them, they showed up in less than an hour, they were straightforward and had fair prices. Thank you. Appreciated.