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Locked out of the car CB23:

Not too long ago I was chatting to a buddy in Haslingfield and he wanted to know, "How often do you receive telephone calls relating to keys locked in my car?" I advised him that it occurs considerably more often than you presume. A client from Haslingfield telephoned us and she had this to say, "I am just really thankful that you people are around since I locked my car keys in our vehicle, and I thought that the only way I could access my keys is tossing a brick through the window, which may have relieved part of the frustration of losing the car keys in the automobile. Thankfully your technician was fast and capable and he saved me the value of a new window."

Missing house keys Haslingfield:

"I was just walking out to pick up a bag from the car and my 5 year old slammed the front door. I realised immediately we had sadly left the house keys inside the house," a customer in Haslingfield informed us. Yet again we had a completely satisfied client as we managed to have a technician to her in a couple of minutes and in an additional five minutes she was once again inside with keys at hand.

Dropped house keys Haslingfield:

Going on a trip overseas is usually enjoyable, yet if you drop your house keys a long way away from you in another country it will make it a headache, as our client realized a short while ago. He called us from Haslingfield and told us, "I am standing at the front doorstep and I have misplaced the keys some where overseas. You need to dispatch your mobile locksmith over urgently" We managed to do this really speedily and he quickly got the house opened up and new keys made.

No spare company keys Haslingfield:

"There is a single set of keys for work seeing as the boss concluded it was more appropriate for security. And then the employee who had the keys through the weekend damaged them while on an outing," said the customer in Haslingfield. We were required to go over there seeing that most of the staff were outside waiting to work. We managed to open the door and then exchanged the locks, simply because with missing keys, you have no idea who might try to get in.