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Stories from our Old Fletton team:

I locked the keys in the car PE2:

"Not quite as awful as locking my car keys in my automobile, I literally closed them in the boot. It was absolutely foolish. I was putting the groceries in the car and closed it without realising I had left the keys within. I got in touch with Key-Cut Locksmiths because I had heard you were outstanding guys," is the statement from one of the many extremely pleased clients in Old Fletton. It is a rather easy thing to do when you are in a hurry, especially if you hold your keys in your hands when unlocking the boot. Fortunately we got the boot open and managed to retrieve the car keys.

Missing home keys Old Fletton:

"I was simply stepping out to get hold of the shopping from the car and my 5 year old slammed the door after him. I discovered in an instant we had unfortunately forgotten the house keys inside the house," a customer in Old Fletton informed us. Once more we had a thankful client seeing that we were able to get a technician to the house inside of a few minutes and a short while after that she was once again in the house with keys in hand.

Dropped the house key Old Fletton:

"I absolutely love to go riding any time I'm able to and this last holiday was no different, although once I got back to my property I discovered I had lost the key someplace on the trail. I searched for a locksmith and it was marvelous that you sorted it out so rapidly" explained a customer in Old Fletton.

No extra workplace keys Old Fletton:

"We have strictly a single set of door keys for the building seeing as management figured that it was much better for safety and security. Now the guy who had the keys over the weekend dropped them," stated a customer in Old Fletton. We needed to go there considering that the workforce were patiently waiting to get in. We unlocked the locks and then exchanged the locks, seeing that with lost keys, you never know who might try to get in.