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Key cutting in Stanford Dingley

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Stanford Dingley

Automobile Locksmith needed RG7:

"I haven't any clue precisely how I locked my keys in our automobile," mentioned the lady who phoned us from the shopping complex. She went on to say, "I went right into the shops, not thinking about my keys till, needless to say, I went back to my car. And then panic set in and my initial impulse was to empty out my handbag on the ground attempting to find the car keys. As they say, it's generally the last location you check, and then I saw them, happily on the driver chair. Luckily I discovered you immediately when I researched 'I lost my car keys Stanford Dingley' and you showed 1st." We were glad that we could assist and our man was promptly dispatched and in a little while got the vehicle keys once more with her.

We've lost our house keys Stanford Dingley:

The customer in Stanford Dingley called us with a dreadful scenario - she had only popped in the garden to locate her bag and the door slammed shut behind her. And yet, what made this a possible chilling situation was she said "Help! I left my key in the house and my baby is still within." It goes without saying that we flew over there and fortuitously traffic was in our favour. We managed to arrive in 15 mins and had the door unlocked without delay. What we did discover later is that she dubbed her little dog "my baby".

Locked out of the property Stanford Dingley:

"I enjoyed my grandchildren over for the weekend We made a decision to head out just for a picnic by the beach front. A wonderful day ended up being had by all the kids and we drove off home and as soon as we got to the house entrance I became aware that I did not have the house keys. I knew I lost my keys around the beach, with your company's timely support you unlocked the house quickly" was the message coming from our client.

Can't get in the combination lock Stanford Dingley:

"In our office we have a dead latch lock together with a combination lock (that we never ever use), and one of our office workers decided they would lock the code mechanism to secure the door, not aware we didn't already know the code. Consequently the moment we all arrived at work the succeeding morning we were all locked out. Many thanks for your prompt response and for openning the office," was a message we got from a commercial client in Stanford Dingley.