Pop-A-Lock of Albuquerque stands by 5 core tenants at the heart of our company: People, both in our building and who we serve in our community. Perseverance, because we strive to do the right thing no matter what. Passion, because life is so much more fulfilling with passion. Professionalism, because while we may be in a trade, we are not just tradesman, we are much more than that. We are industry professionals, we are PAL. Lastly, Personal Development, because our professional journey and our life outside of work run parallel. Pop-A-Lock is your trusted, local locksmith. We're there when you need us. We provide services for residential, commercial and automotive locksmithing. Whether you just bought a new home, ready to start your own business and need it secure, or need a spare key for your car, Pop-A-Lock is there to help!
Website: popalock.com
Phone: (505) 242-4550
Cross Streets: Between Saint Francis Rd NW and El Dorado Dr NW
Open now
- Thu 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
9312 4th St NW Albuquerque, NM 87114 ·1520.87 mi
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Reviews
yelpCalled to get my locks changed and they have excellent pricing with friendly customer service. They even got me in that very day that I called and they had the best price with four keys instead of...
MoreThese gentlemen are heroes. When my garage keyless entry failed and left me locked outside in the hail, I called Pop a Lock. They were polite, professional, and prompt. They were able to gain...
MoreSomeone tried to steal my truck and really messed up the ignition lock. I called around to find someplace to repair it and most places I would have to have the vehicle towed to them and then they...
MoreHorrible! Called at 8:30 pm because I was locked out of my car. Said that they couldn't get there until the morning. I asked if they knew of another 24 hr locksmith. They said that I would have...
MoreMario and his partner were fantastic when I was locked out of my new house. He tried everything and never gave up, even when I would have. I was ready to break a window, but he kept a positive...
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