Things to remember when calling any Chicago locksmith

In Chicago, a locksmith business is not required to have a city license. However, they may still be required to pay city taxes. Check with the licensing department of Chicago for clarification.

The City of Chicago has recently provided a list of helpful tips when choosing a Chicago locksmith company. This occurred after the Department of Consumer Services had prosecuted a local locksmith company for deceptive and fraudulent activities. The company had many different names and was charging very high fees for their services.

Now consumers are asked to follow this list of tips and suggestions before committing to a locksmith service provider. Ask family and friends for a referral. This will often provide a name of a company that has been in business for many years. When you call a locksmith write the number down. This can be used later to verify a complaint if needed.

Get an estimate for all work before the locksmith begins. Most will give you a verbal estimate over the phone for a lock-out. Some locksmiths may work out of a car for a quick job, but otherwise, they should arrive in a company vehicle.

Second guess the locksmith that immediately says he needs to drill and replace the lock. Most locksmiths have invested a lot of money and time in securing their education and tools, and should be able to unlock

Tuesday, April 21st, 2009 Chicago locksmith

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