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Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Melbourne

The car keys are locked in the vehicle YO42:

I was talking to a buddy down in Melbourne and he said, "How frequently do you have phone calls about keys locked in my car?" and I assured him that it goes on far more often than you presume. An individual from Melbourne emailed us to tell us, "I'm really happy that you are available since I locked my car keys in my car, and I had the idea that my only alternative to get my keys is putting a large rock through the windshield, which could have eased a part of the irritation of losing my keys in the automobile. But your technician was quick and helpful and he saved my windscreen."

I locked the key in my house Melbourne:

"I decided I would try just a little morning home gardening," we were told by our ageing client in Melbourne, "and thus I put on my safety gloves and went in to my back garden using the back door. I didn't really consider forcing it open and, whilst I was outside, a gust of wind must've blown the door closed. Oh my goodness, I got an enormous fright. I had forgotten my house key inside the house" Fortunately she had taken her phone on her and called her neighbour, who in turn phoned us.

Missing our house keys Melbourne:

"I really enjoy to go hiking when I am able to and this previous Saturday was no different, although the moment I arrived at my property I noticed that I had lost the house key someplace on the walk. I looked for an emergency locksmith and it was marvelous how you came so rapidly" explained a customer in Melbourne.

No spare office keys Melbourne:

"We have no more than one set of door keys for the business due to the fact that the manager thought it was a lot better for safety and security. However the guy who had the keys dropped them while out and about," explained a customer in Melbourne. We had to go there as most of the office staff were waiting to get in. We unlocked the doors and also exchanged the locks, because with misplaced keys, you have no idea who might possibly have them.