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Locked out - solved in The Wells

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in The Wells

Locked out of my vehicle KT18:

"It was as terrible as locking the keys in my car, I had in fact closed them in the boot. It was extremely stupid. I was putting the food in the boot and slammed it closed without having recognising I had dropped the keys inside while packing. I got in touch with Key-Cut Locksmiths since I had been told you are first class," was the comment from one of our more than happy customers in The Wells. It is an easy move to make when you happen to be in a hurry, especially when you hold your keys in your hand right after unlocking the boot. Fortuitously we got the boot open and managed to get the keys.

I locked our house keys inside my house The Wells:

This was probably one of the situations we hear from clients who possess a latch lock on their doors: a client from The Wells contacted us one day, "I decided to take run and, as I closed the door, I remembered that I had locked the keys on the other side. Luckily I generally have my smart phone almost everywhere so I managed to ring Key-Cut Locksmiths. Many thanks for your wonderful help."

Misplaced house keys The Wells:

A client in The Wells had an interesting story to explain "Theholiday weekend came with perfect climatic conditions and off we travelled for our outdoor camping trip, it was a very good holiday weekend but regrettably we arrived home to learn we had lost the family house keys. Subsequent to twenty five minutes of searching the realization was we had lost those household keys. Thanks a lot to your staff members with regard to the excellent support."

Thieved Keys The Wells:

"I don't know how it transpired, yet I think somebody took the keys from my purse. When I was at the shop I could have easily left it unattended. But you can picture my panic as I got back to my car and my keys were not in my purse. Thanks for your assistance in swiftly getting my issue solved and my locks exchanged" was the happy e-mail from a client in The Wells.