Kevin Wilson Locksmith 770-696-5251 Emergency Car Lockout and Opening

Welcome to: KEVIN WILSON MASTER LOCKSMITH

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Kevin Wilson has served the Atlanta Metro Area as a Locksmith since 1977.

Kevin Wilson is a Certified Master Locksmith and a Certified Professional Safe Technician.

Kevin Wilson is a member of ALOA, and SAVTA in good standing.

Kevin Wilson founded Keystone Lock Service in Lilburn, GA in 1982. He sold Keystone Lock Service to The Lock Doctor in 2005. Kevin Wilson started his new business under the name: Kevin Wilson Master Locksmith in 2009. Kevin welcomes calls from his previous customers at Keystone Lock Service and The Lock Doctor, and is still happy to service all of his friends, and clients.

Kevin Wilson has received numerous awards from Locksmith Associations for his service as a Teacher, Mentor, and Member.

No misleading $29 Bait & Switch Quotes. "NO ADDED FEES OR GIMMICKS".

You deal only with Kevin Wilson. No Sales Person or Sub Contractor.

All calls are answered "live" by Kevin Wilson. Call 404-717-2761.

Kevin Wilson is Licensed, Bonded, and Insured.

Kevin works from his new "State of the Art" Mobile Shop. Storefront service is not available. His newest location is at your home or business!

Kevin Wilson is Gwinnett County's only ALOA Certified Master Locksmith, and one of only 7 Certified Master Locksmith's in the Atlanta Metro Area.

Kevin Wilson Installs High-Security Locks including Mul-T-Lock, Schlage Primus, and the New Kwikset Smartkey and Smartcode Bump Proof and Pick Proof Locks.

Kevin Wilson Installs Don Jo and Strikemaster II Security Strike Plates designed to keep your door from being kicked in.

Kevin Wilson has a Low-Voltage Contractor's License and a strong background in electronics and can provide electronic access control installation and card access system installation.

Don't call a $29 Locksmith, from the phone book or Google. They will rip you off, and may cause damage to your door. If you have been ripped off by a Phony Locksmith, file a complaint with the Georgia Attorney General's Office by calling: 404-656-3300....

Important! (See Scam Alert, Below.) Beware of the phony's that advertise Car Openings for $29 ! Notice that I did not call them Locksmiths, because they are not locksmiths. They are part of a nationwide Scam to rip people off. They advertise $29, then when they arrive, they tell you that the $29 was for the call, and the it will be an additional $95 to drill the lock.

KEVIN WILSON WILL OPEN CARS PROFESSIONALLY AND WITHOUT DAMAGE-Average Cost $65. Prices are subject to Time of Day, Travel Time, Traffic Conditions, Day of Week, and Holidays.

Air Wedge Tool and Long Reach Wire used to avoid damage to electric locks and locking mechanisms and window tracks.

All work guaranteed. Regarding Automotive work: We open cars only. We do not make or fit keys or program electronic transponder keys.

Kevin is Licensed, Bonded, and Insured. He holds a Local Business License, and he keeps it with him in his van. He will be happy to show it to you. He wears a professional uniform with ALOA insignia. He has lived in Gwinnett County for 30 years, and knows the area well. See the Home page on this site for Testimonials. He is a Certified Master Locksmith, and a Certified Professional Safe Technician. He properly identifies himself when he answers the phone, with his name on his uniform, with an identification badge, with markings on his commercial van, and on his web site.

Car openings only available in Gwinnett County and the following Cities: Suwanee, Tucker, Lilburn, Lawrenceville, Snellville, and Duluth.

There is a growing problem in Gwinnett County and Atlanta and surrounding areas with Rip-off locksmiths. They are a chain of foreign national’s that buys up a lot of yellow page and Google add space. Calls are actually routed to a call dispatch center in New York City, then dispatched to the nearest available "crook" in the area that is ready to take your money, and take you to the cleaners, and probably cause damage to your car in the process.

One way to tell that they are foreigners is by their web site. Watch for the misspelled words. Here is an excerpt from a web site in Atlanta. I have omitted the name of the business:
" ........... Locksmith is licensed, bonded and insured in the State of Georgia. We provide complete residential ,commercial and automotive service for your needs at the most affordable rates and a fast response time"

I pride myself in the use of the English language. Occasionally, I make a mistake, but at least I always run spell checker, before I publish my website.

These "Locksmiths" advertise in the yellow pages and Sponsored Google Adds advertising: $29 [city name] Locksmith. It is interesting to note that the website does not advertise a $29 car unlocking fee, only the Sponsored Google listing advertises car unlocking for $29.

If you call and inquire about getting your car unlocked for $29, they will tell you that $29 is for the call, and that labor is extra. They will not quote a price for the labor. (The labor charge is what ever the "crook" feels he can get out of you based on what he thinks you will pay when he gets there.)

These people are not Professional Locksmiths. They are make-shift-mechanics at best, passing themselves off as locksmiths.

These make-shift-mechanics (I won't even call them locksmiths) advertise $29 for unlocking cars. They come out, and often jimmy the electronic lock mechanism, or damage the door and window gasket, or even break a car window to get in. When the car door is open, or the service is supposedly "rendered", they tell the customer that the total bill is $188. Then the customer says, "You said it would be $29". He replies, "That is just for the dispatching service, but the labor is $159, and the total bill is $188. When the customer complains, the make-shift-mechanic threatens to call the police and have the customer arrested for "Theft of Services".

That is just a threat. If the police actually respond, they would advise both parties that this is a civil matter, and it would have to be taken up in Civil Court. The best advice here if you find yourself in that situation, to let the make-shift-mechanic call the police, while you are Googling his add from your Blackberry again, so you can show it to the Police when they arrive. My guess is that the make-shift-guy will be long gone by then. He may get mad and throw your keys back on the front seat of the car and lock the door again, just before he leaves.

However, that's okay, because that is when you need to call me. I'll come out and unlock your car and charge you an average of $60, and I won't damage your car. I use an Air Wedge Tool, and a long Reach Wire to unlock the car, and I won't damage your electronic locks.

Deal only with local, professional, and certified locksmiths, that proudly display the ALOA logo on their web site and not just a Master Card or Visa logo.

Anyone can swipe a credit card, but you should only trust a professional to secure and protect your home, auto, and business!

Call me for all of your locksmith, and safe and vault needs.

Business Name: Kevin Wilson Master Locksmith

Service Type: Mobile Locksmith Service Only. No Walk-ins, Retail Shop, Display, Locks Repaired or Keys Cut on premises. Call 404-717-2761 or 770-696-5251 for an Service Call appointment for Kevin Wilson to come to YOUR location.

Telephone: 770-696-5251 - Call one number to reach Kevin - any time

FAX: 678-302-9825 - Send a work order via Fax or Email and it is delivered to Kevin's Blackberry
Postal address: 4155 Lawrenceville Hwy, #8181, Lilburn, GA 30047
Electronic mail: General Information: masterloksmith@gmail.com - Send a work order via Fax or Email and it is delivered to Kevin's Blackberry; Site Navigation Links:

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