Keymaker

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Ive had my share of dealing with Locksmiths and ONE thing I learned.. Don't trust them. They Give you a "starting" price of around a $100 over the phone, and by the time they're done, it racks up to triple/quadruple the "starting" price. This guy is Funny. He not only gave me the final price over the phone but also gave me the choice of a couple different options that would actually SAVE me money. I ended up with 2 keys and $80 cheaper from the other guys for one key! I understand that different cars require different prices and procedures but all in all this is the ONE guy Im ever calling back..

Really awesome guy came out at night made a key to my Honda civic, lost my keys. Very affordable price. Happy to know that these guys are back in business with CCB License.Highly recommended by a friend told me that if know can make you a key, go to key maker.

Honest and dependable with speedy service. Our company has used him for both commercial & residential needs and the job is always done with the utmost quality & integrity. We make them our first choice for all our locksmith needs; highly recommended.

Hello good people, This is the Keymaker himself. I AM licensed to work in Oregon, and that is not my CCB number. I don't know if the person below me is trying to kill some competition, or what it is i don't know. My Certification number is: 5350OCLS, you can search it up on CCB's web site. I have the Certificate with me at all times, and can certainly prove it. Have a good day, and i hope to do business with you soon.

I did a search for 'Keymaker' on Oregon Construction Contractor Board (CCB) web site and found that he is not licensed to do any locksmith work in Oregon. If this is his CCB licensed: 181912, this is what it says from CCB's web site "Never Been Licensed - CCB ID No Only", then he is not licensed in Oregon to do any type of locksmith work and if he gets caught he will be fined $600 or more. So if this guy comes out to do any type of Locksmith work for you ask for his CCB number. Then check the CCB's web site to see if it is a real CCB number and that it belones to 'Keymaker' or not. Many unlicensed locksmiths are giving out fake CCB numbers. The best way to find a REAL LICENSED LOCKSMITH in Oregon is to go to www.findalocksmith.com

Returned out call promptly and was out the same day. They re-keyed our whole house quite reasonably. Highly recommend.

Had locks replaced on my house, he was out within an hour or so (had to finish another job first) - got it all done, even made me an extra key.His name is Nick however, not Victor (perhaps they're related or work together)He doesn't accept Visa/MC either.Dex is pretty out of date for all locksmith information, I had to call around a bunch before finding one actually properly serving my area!

Typically one would be assured to be ripped off by a locksmith! Not with Victor!###He finished the job quickly, and charged me less than half of what everyone else quoted me for the same job! Definitely the most fairly priced service in town, and unfortunately I have used most everyone up to this point! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!