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A Decatur couple wanted to ditch their traditional keys and go fully keyless on their front door. We installed a...
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A Decatur couple wanted to ditch their traditional keys and go fully keyless on their front door. We installed a...
View Project →A Brookhaven homeowner wanted to replace the dated brass deadbolt and handle set on their front door with something modern...
View Project →A Buckhead homeowner called us at 2 AM after locking themselves out following a late night out. Our technician was...
View Project →The Brookhaven Police Department needed a more convenient access solution for their front entrance. Officers and staff were cycling through...
View Project →A Roswell property manager needed 14 copies of a restricted Medeco key for a newly leased office suite -- the...
View Project →An Atlanta business owner needed their main entrance upgraded to be fully ADA-accessible for employees and clients. We installed a...
View Project →A Brookhaven business owner needed a secure side entrance added to their brick commercial building. We installed a 3-0 x...
View Project →A Sandy Springs homeowner had a newly hung interior door leading to their home office and wanted a deadbolt added...
View Project →This Nissan owner lost their only set of keys while running errands in Atlanta and was stranded in a parking...
View Project →A commercial property owner in Buckhead needed fire-rated exit devices installed on two rear stairwell doors to bring their building...
View Project →A property manager in Decatur needed a reliable access control solution for their office building's main entrance. We installed a...
View Project →Is the plastic car key shell broken or lost? Are the buttons hard to press? J&M Locksmith can save you...
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As a member of the National Automotive Service Task Force, J&M Locksmith has verified access to key codes and vehicle security data from major automotive manufacturers — so we can cut and program keys for virtually any vehicle.
1-800-Unlocks.com has verified J&M Locksmith as a legitimate, local, and insured locksmith business. This means you can trust that we're the real deal — not a call center or bait-and-switch operation.
J&M Locksmith has been independently researched, verified, and featured in the Fair Trade Locksmith Directory — a consumer protection resource that helps people find honest, fairly-priced locksmiths.
The locksmith industry has a well-documented problem with fraud. Fake locksmiths run call centers, quote $35 on the phone, then show up and charge $300+. Here's how to protect yourself — and how J&M Locksmith is different.
Scam locksmiths use the same phone number across dozens of fake business listings. Search the number before you call — if it shows multiple company names, walk away. J&M Locksmith has one number: (404) 824-3777.
Georgia requires locksmiths to hold a Low Voltage License. If they can't provide one, they're not legal. Our license number is LVU209417 — you can verify it on the Georgia Secretary of State website.
Scam operations list fake addresses or PO boxes. A legitimate locksmith has a verifiable physical location. J&M Locksmith is based at 4920 Roswell Rd #42, Brookhaven, GA 30319 — you can find us on Google Maps.
The classic scam: quote a low price on the phone, then triple it once they've started drilling your lock. A real locksmith provides an upfront quote and sticks to it. We quote every job before we touch your lock — the price you hear is the price you pay.
Legitimate locksmiths arrive in branded vehicles with company logos and contact information. If someone shows up in an unmarked car, that's a red flag. Our yellow-and-black J&M Locksmith vans are hard to miss.
A skilled locksmith can open most residential locks without drilling. If the first thing they reach for is a drill, they likely lack the training for non-destructive entry. Our technicians use professional bypass tools and pick sets — drilling is always a last resort.