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Lost keys replaced in Newent

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Newent

Some stories:

My keys are locked in the vehicle GL18:

We received a call in the middle of the night from a local restuarant in Newent. The client was rather glad he came across us as we were the 3rd mobie locksmith business they had phoned, the other 2 couldn't to provide help. He went out for a meal and a film with his better half as it was their tenth anniversary. But it was only as soon as they walked out the movie theatre he discovered that he had lost his car keys. He told us, "We rushed back in to the building and looked the place where we were seated; and no car keys in sight. I next had the idea to look in our car and I found them, still in the ignition, yet the door had self-locked." Our locksmith was on scene quickly and after a few minutes had the work done and the door open.

Missing home key Newent:

"I made the decision I'd personally perform just a bit of home gardening," stated our elderly customer in Newent, "so next I grabbed my safety gloves and went in the flower garden by means of the rear door. I didn't really take into consideration fastening it and, while I was outside, a gust of wind must have blown the door shut. My word, I got such a fright. I'd forgotten my house keys inside the house" Fortunately she had taken her phone with her and called her daughter, who in turn called us.

Not able to track down the keys Newent:

Going on a visit abroad is generally enjoyable, but any time you drop your home keys miles away in a foreign country it will make it a headache, as a customer learned fairly recently. He called us out of Newent and told us, "I am here at my front door and I have lost the keys someplace overseas. Be sure to dispatch your emergency locksmith around now" We managed to do that really easily and he quickly got the house open and brand-new keys made.

No extra business keys Newent:

"There is one key for the office seeing as management made the decision that it was more appropriate for safety and security. And now the guy who used the keys through the weekend dropped them," reported our client in Newent. We were required to go there because most of the personnel were patiently waiting to get to work. We opened the door and then swapped out the locks, as with misplaced keys, you never know who might try to get in.