Minute Key

Minute Key runs locksmith work out of a spot inside the Walmart Supercenter at 10001 Woodlands Parkway in Spring, Texas. The company focuses on key duplication services that cover regular keys, fobs, and car keys through their on-site setup. They list 24/7 availability for emergency locksmith needs and key copying at that address, with the same hours posted for every day of the week. The business operates as a kiosk service that handles these tasks directly for people who stop in.

Customers who have used the key machine report mixed results on basic duplication jobs. One person had four keys cut but found them too thick even though the cut itself was accurate. Another ran into trouble when the machine asked for change on a pair of five-dollar bills and then would not complete a refund. A third customer went back to the same machine twice without running into any trouble at all. These accounts center on the machine handling the copies and any follow-up issues with the process.

The location stays open around the clock, which lines up with the emergency service claims on their site. Work happens at the fixed address in Spring with no mention of travel to other spots or extra fees in the details provided. Communication comes through the machine interface itself during use, and the setup sits inside the store for direct access during any hour.

Google shows a 3.8 rating from four reviews, with topics that keep coming back to machine accuracy on key thickness and problems getting refunds issued. Recurring notes also touch on successful runs with no issues for some users. DIRT Score 1.6 from 4 reviews on Finds.

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“I had 4 keys made. They were cut right but the machine issued the wrong key. The key that were cut are too thick”

“The machine asked me for a refund because I did not have change for 2 $5 and now it will not give me a refund for $5”

“Been to that machine twice and haven't had problems :l”