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Replacement locks and keys in Smisby

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Smisby

Locked out of the vehicle DE11:

"I actually was rushing to arrive at a meeting when I foolishly shut the car door and raced away in the direction of the office," exclaimed a customer from Smisby. "However it was not until immediately after the meeting I realised I had lost my keys in the automobile, and I needed to attend yet another crucial appointment in Derbyshire." fortunately we had one of our technicians in the area and consequently he was very easily able to get the vehicle opened, the keys retrieved and an incredibly relieved client back on the road.

I locked my house keys in my house Smisby:

The customer in Smisby phoned us with a disasterous scenario as she had only stepped to the car to get her bag and the door closed behind her. But, what made this even more serious was that she said "Please help! I do not have my keys and my baby is still in the house." As you can imagine we shot there and fortuitously road traffic wasn't too bad. We were able to turn up within 15 minutes and had the door open in short order. What we did find out later is that she designated her dog "my baby".

Misplaced the house keys Smisby:

Heading on a getaway abroad is always pleasurable, but if you drop your home keys far out there in a foreign country it tends to make it a nightmare, as our customer discovered recently. He called us out of Smisby and said, "I'm standing at my front doorstep and I have dropped our keys some where in a different country. You need to dispatch your stand-by locksmith over as soon as possible" We managed to do that fairly quickly and he quickly got the house open and completely new keys.

No spare workplace keys Smisby:

"There is just a single set of door keys for the office since the boss figured it was better for safety and security. However the individual who had the keys misplaced them," explained the customer in Smisby. We had to get there as the office staff were outside waiting around to get to work. We were able to open the door and then switched the locks, because with misplaced keys, you never know who might possibly try to get in.