Anyone a locksmith in the cypress area?
02-08-2010, 02:59 PM
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Anyone a locksmith in the cypress area? Im buying a house in cypress, and the seller has agreed to let me use my own locksmith and save some money if i can find a vendor to do so.
The seller uses a guy that is gonna charge 100$......if someone can do it cheaper, ill use you.
Im looking for a "real" locksmith, not an ls1tech user who thinks they are a locksmith
.......in that case i think im a pretty damn good one myself, but unfortunately, it needs to be a business
The seller uses a guy that is gonna charge 100$......if someone can do it cheaper, ill use you.
Im looking for a "real" locksmith, not an ls1tech user who thinks they are a locksmith
.......in that case i think im a pretty damn good one myself, but unfortunately, it needs to be a business 
02-09-2010, 06:54 AM
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if he is doing it for 100 bucks then you should use him.
When I bought my house it was 50 for the service call and 25 per tumbler. So if you have a keyed dead bolt and a regular lock it was 75 a door. The house I bought had 2 french, a front and 2 sides. Was cheaper to just go to Home depot and buy all new locks.
Forget what brand it is, but there is a brand where you just stick this small piece of metal in and it keys them all to the same key. So you don't have to worry about matching all the right numbers.
If someone said they'd do my house for a bill I'd jump on it, but that's just me. Not sure how many doors you have.
When I bought my house it was 50 for the service call and 25 per tumbler. So if you have a keyed dead bolt and a regular lock it was 75 a door. The house I bought had 2 french, a front and 2 sides. Was cheaper to just go to Home depot and buy all new locks.
Forget what brand it is, but there is a brand where you just stick this small piece of metal in and it keys them all to the same key. So you don't have to worry about matching all the right numbers.
If someone said they'd do my house for a bill I'd jump on it, but that's just me. Not sure how many doors you have.
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if he is doing it for 100 bucks then you should use him.
When I bought my house it was 50 for the service call and 25 per tumbler. So if you have a keyed dead bolt and a regular lock it was 75 a door. The house I bought had 2 french, a front and 2 sides. Was cheaper to just go to Home depot and buy all new locks.
Forget what brand it is, but there is a brand where you just stick this small piece of metal in and it keys them all to the same key. So you don't have to worry about matching all the right numbers.
If someone said they'd do my house for a bill I'd jump on it, but that's just me. Not sure how many doors you have.
When I bought my house it was 50 for the service call and 25 per tumbler. So if you have a keyed dead bolt and a regular lock it was 75 a door. The house I bought had 2 french, a front and 2 sides. Was cheaper to just go to Home depot and buy all new locks.
Forget what brand it is, but there is a brand where you just stick this small piece of metal in and it keys them all to the same key. So you don't have to worry about matching all the right numbers.
If someone said they'd do my house for a bill I'd jump on it, but that's just me. Not sure how many doors you have.
02-10-2010, 07:05 AM
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totally hear you. I have been in those shoes! I just got out of them actually, try selling a home and moving in 10 days, and then buying a lot and designing a home to be built. It sucked!
Good luck with everything!
