Brighton Locksmith and Hardware

"knowledgeable staff providing quick & quality service. i love having a go-to trustworthy local locksmith and being able to support small local businesses!"

"The person was very friendly and quite knowledgeable. He was very quick, making the two copies of the keys I needed. Highly recommend."

"Sonny was helpful both over the phone and in person. I rekeyed my locks with him, and he threw in extra keys plus more just because."

"Great Service. Sonny arrived within an hour of calling to replace our broken deadbolt. He was courteous, friendly and fast. I would use this company again."

"Locked my keys in my car at my own house and was quoted $125 over the phone, just to get the door popped open (no copy). One of their guys showed up in 5 mins. He forgot one of his tools and said someone would be back soon - which is totally fine. It happens, I was home so I had no problem waiting, and he was very nice about it. After an hour of waiting, a completely different guy showed up and parked on the no-parking side of my street even though I asked him multiple times to park in the driveway. It took him maybe 3 minutes to open the door. Then he charged me $200!!! :( At first he asked for more and knocked it down to 200 when I questioned it to act like I was getting a discount. He told me there was a $60 emergency fee, even though 1) this wasn't an emergency at all and 2) that does not equal 200! He didn't ask for proof that it was my car. He was generally kinda rude and creepy too. After he left I called Brighton Locksmith. Apparently, boss-guy called a completely different "company" to take care of it for them, without informing me. He offered nothing besides insisting that $200 was still a 'good deal' - which, according to the internet, is not true. Next I googled the name this guy gave me for his Zelle info. He doesn't exist anywhere on the internet. Super sketchy!!! I feel like I just got scammed. I'm a broke grad student who is really struggling financially, so that extra $75 is a big deal. Fun fact: it costs about $30 to order an emergency car kit with an air wedge pump on Amazon with overnight shipping -_-"