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Usual locksmith examples in Littlecote:

I locked my car keys in my vehicle LU7:

"It was as terrible as locking the car keys in my car, I literally closed them in the boot. It was absolutely daft. I was packing the shopping in the boot and pushed it shut not having noticing I had left the keys inside while unpacking. I called Key-Cut Locksmiths because I had been told you were very good," is the statement from one of the many delighted clients in Littlecote. It is a really easy thing to do any time you happen to be on the go, in particular when you keep the car keys in your hands after unlocking the boot. Thankfully we opened the boot and managed to access the car keys.

I locked my house keys in the house Littlecote:

The client in Littlecote rang us with a disasterous situation - she had just stepped outside the house to retrieve her bag and the front door had locked behind her. But, what made this rather more serious was she explained "Help me! I have left my house keys in the house and my baby is still within." As you can imagine we flew over there and happily the traffic was light. We were able to turn up inside 15 mins and had the house unlocked rather quickly. We discovered afterwards was that she called her dog "my baby".

Cannot track down the house keys Littlecote:

"I love to go horse riding when I can and this last holiday was no different, other than the minute I reached my residence I learned that I had lost the door keys somewhere on the trail. I needed a dependable locksmith and it was great how you arrived so quickly" stated our customer from Littlecote.

No extra business keys Littlecote:

"There's just one set of door keys for the building since the bosses figured it was much better for safety and security. Now the individual who took them misplaced them while on an outing," reported our customer in Littlecote. We were required to go over there because most of the workforce were outside patiently waiting to enter. We were able to unlock the doors and then replaced the locks, as with lost keys, you never know who could possibly try to get in.