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Key cutting in Green Street

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Green Street

Misplaced car keys GL3:

"Not quite as horrendous as losing the car keys in my car, I actually closed them in the boot. It was certainly silly. I was packing the food in the boot and slammed it without seeing I had put the keys down within while unpacking. I got a hold of you simply because I had been told you are outstanding," was the provide feedback from one of our thankful clients in Green Street. It is a rather easy thing to do any time you might be in a rush, particularly if you hold the keys in your hands after opening the boot. Fortuitously we opened the boot and managed to get the keys.

Locked out of the home Green Street:

"I arranged I might do a little bit of weeding," explained our client in Green Street, "consequently I donned my work gloves and went to the flower garden through the rear entrance. I didn't really think about holding it open and, while I was in the garden, a strong gust of wind must have blown the door to. My goodness, I got a terrible fright. I'd left my house key inside" Thankfully she had brought her mobile phone and phoned her friend, who consequently phoned us.

Not able to find our house keys Green Street:

Heading on a visit abroad is generally exciting, but any time you lose your residence keys a long way away from you in another country it can make it a nightmare, as a client realized a short while ago. He called from Green Street and said, "I'm standing at my front doorstep and I have dropped my keys some where in another country. Be sure to dispatch your mobile locksmith over as soon as possible" We managed to do this pretty easily and he quickly got the house opened and completely new keys made.

No extra company keys Green Street:

"There's only a single set of keys for the building as the boss determined that it was better for safety and security. Now the guy who had the keys during the holiday weekend dropped them," announced our customer in Green Street. We had to go there as most of the employees were patiently waiting to get in. We opened the doors and then changed the locks, simply because with missing keys, you have no idea who could possibly have them.