emergency locksmith lockout service olympia advantage lock key locksmith olympia WA lacey tumwaterlocksmith licensed bonded insured
Locally owned and operated. We have over 13 years of professional locksmith experience in the Olympia, Lacey and Tumwater area.
     

*SAFE SPECIALIST*

We also carry:
Doorknobs
Deadbolts
Commercial locks
Panic bars
Discontinued keys
Schlage
Master Lock
Kwikset
American
Briggs & Stratton
Bauer
Dexter
Corbin-Russwin
and many more



Bump Stop by Master Lock














locksmith olympia service van fast legitimate affordable fair quality guarantee Advantage Lock and Key is 100% locally owned and operated. Our full-service key and lock shop is located at 2524 Pacific Ave SE, Olympia, WA 98501, near 4th Ave E and Martin Way E, next to Vanguard Realty and Judy's Intimate Apparel. Owner and locksmith Jim Copper has over 13 years of local locksmith experience.

We carry a large selection of commercial and residential keys and locks, including hard to find keys. Our mobile emergency service covers home and auto lock-outs (foreign cars, too). We make/cut keys, install and repair locks and have a safe specialist available.

It is important to note that we are not in any way affiliated with online business listings for "Advantage Olympia Locksmith", "advantagelocksmithco.com" or "Professional Locksmith Services".

Please read our Scam Alert page to find out more about the growing nationwide problem with bogus locksmith companies.


SEVEN TIPS FOR FINDING A LOCKSMITH:
  1. Find a local locksmith before you need them. Check out their business name, license number, address, and phone number to make sure they are legitimate local businesses. Also, look closely at their yellow pages or Internet advertisements. Are they clearly identifiable? Do their ads look similar to other ads but with a different name?
  2. Don’t give your credit or debit card number over the phone unless you know and trust the person you have called.
  3. When the locksmith arrives, look at their service vehicle. Does it have signs clearly showing who they are?
  4. Ask for identification. Ask to see their license and their occupational permit which has their picture and business name on it. Also, most legitimate locksmiths have business cards with the company’s and service technician’s name.
  5. Get a written estimate prior to work being done. Don’t sign a blank authorization form. After the work is completed, demand an itemized invoice stating precisely what work has been performed.
  6. If possible, have a trusted friend or relative with you at your house, car, or business when the locksmith arrives. This is especially important at night or if you’re a woman in a remote location.
  7. If you feel intimidated or uncomfortable with the provider, you can, and should, refuse to work with the locksmith.

Copyright © 2008-2009 Advantage Lock and Key, [WA Lic# ADVANLK92602]
2524 Pacific Ave SE, Olympia, WA (Thurston County, Washington) 98501 360-754-4516
Jim Copper, Locksmith/Owner/Manager (info@advantagelockolympia.com)