Sky Blue Credit Repair® Review

Lauren Keys

Based out of sunny South Florida, Sky Blue Credit Repair has been helping people nationwide fix their credit since 1989. With a large staff of highly-trained professionals, Sky Blue may be best known for its dedicated customer service. Known as "The Sky Blue Difference," this agency's goal is to provide professional analysis, faster disputes, credit score assistance, credit rebuilding help, and additional tools and services to achieve the "superior results that you deserve."

- Lauren Keys, 6/2/2023

Written by: Lauren Keys

Lauren Keys
Lauren Keys

Lauren Keys has a decade of experience in writing and editing for publications including The New York Times, Entrepreneur.com, Gainesville Magazine, and many other media outlets. Known for having a treasure trove of savings tips at the ready, Lauren also regularly helps consumers discover the products and services that can best help them make their money go further. She believes an educated and measured approach is the most-effective route to financial wellness.

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Edited by: Lillian Guevara-Castro

Lillian Guevara-Castro
Lillian Guevara-Castro

Lillian brings more than 30 years of editing and journalism experience, having written and edited for major news organizations, including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the New York Times. A former business writer and business desk editor, Lillian ensures all BadCredit.org content equips readers with financial literacy.

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Stemming from Positivity, Sky Blue Credit Repair Aims for Transparent & Successful Client Experiences
Expert's Take

Stemming from Positivity, Sky Blue Credit Repair Aims for Transparent & Successful Client Experiences

By: Lauren Keys

In a Nutshell: Jim Kemish, president of Sky Blue Credit Repair, took some time to explain what a new customer can expect upon enrollment, and what Sky Blue does to make that experience uniquely refreshing. After 25 years in the credit repair industry, his positive customer experience formula remains simple: Everything revolves around the customer, 100% of the time.

Your credit score can make you feel one of two ways — satisfied or scared. If your credit score is sufficiently high enough to get the mortgage rate you want, the job you’ve interviewed for, or the credit card you most desire, you might not really think much about your score. However, anyone in the range of fair to poor credit knows that it can be a haunting number.

A few missed bills, an unforeseen medical expense, or even something as simple as never building credit history in the first place can leave you with far fewer options than those in the 700+ range of credit scores. Slipping below that number can leave you feeling scared that your finances are coming undone and you’re losing control. But in an office building in South Florida, Jim Kemish works hard to keep his staff motivated and focused on the company’s end goal — to put people back in control of their credit.

“We want to make sure every caller feels that there’s hope regardless of their situation,” Jim said. “So we ask ourselves ‘What is the right thing to do?’ for every customer.”

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Sky Blue’s “special sauce” is simple — provide transparent pricing, go the extra mile with due diligence, deliver genuine value, and provide a no-strings-attached money-back guarantee.

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Other Credit Repair Ratings

  • Most results of any credit repair law firm
  • Clients saw more than 7 million negative items removed from their credit reports in 2020
  • More than 221 million challenges and disputes sent for clients since 2004
  • Get started today with a free online credit report consultation
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★★★★★

4.9

Overall Rating

Better Business Bureau In Business Since Monthly Cost Reputation Score
See BBB Listing 2004 $59.95+ 8/10
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Lauren Keys

Lauren Keys has a decade of experience in writing and editing for publications including The New York Times, Entrepreneur.com, Gainesville Magazine, and many other media outlets. Known for having a treasure trove of savings tips at the ready, Lauren also regularly helps consumers discover the products and services that can best help them make their money go further. She believes an educated and measured approach is the most-effective route to financial wellness.

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