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Walbaum Locksmiths

New York, NY

Call (212) 688-9551
About this listing

Walbaum Locksmiths is a locksmith in New York, NY offering key duplication and safes and vaults. It is based at 991 1st Ave. It publishes opening hours and is closed 2 days a week. You can reach the business directly on (212) 688-9551. Confirm licence and insurance directly with the business before booking work.

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Walbaum Locksmiths
Rating
4.7

4.7 out of 5, from 12 Google reviews. Read them on Google

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What customers say
  • Ayoub BouzsaidLocal Guide2 months ago
    1.0

    I’m just shocked up I sent my guy for a bucket compound they changed him 40 dollars are kidding me you guys are stolen dm 😡😡😡😡😡

  • Daniel FeldmanLocal Guide6 months ago
    5.0

    Reliable service, and able to copy Medeco 3-rail keys

  • Howard GrimbergLocal Guide7 months ago
    5.0

    Fast service, fair price and no BS. I wanted to replace the lock cylinder on my Segal lock as the original key had been lost to the sands of time. The actual process is very simple and takes all of 15 minutes for a DIYer. After calling around, Walbaum was one of few that didn't require an on-site visit ($$$$) and offered me a very reasonable price for a new lock cylinder and to rekey it.

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Opening Hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday8 am–7 pm
Wednesday8 am–7 pm
Thursday8 am–7 pm
Friday8 am–7 pm
Saturday10 am–6 pm
SundayClosed

Hours read from this business's Google Business Profile. See it on Google, where you can also read reviews.

Business Details
Address
991 1st Ave, New York, NY 10022, United States
Phone
(212) 688-9551
Category
Locksmith
Services
Key duplication Safes and vaults
Directions
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