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Locked out - solved in Openshaw

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Openshaw

Automobile Locksmith needed M11:

We were contacted in the middle of the afternoon to attend a downtown movie theatre in Openshaw. The customer was extremely happy he came across us seeing as we were the third locksmith company they had rung, the other two had refused to assist. He had gone out for a movie and a meal with his better half because it was their tenth anniversary. But it was only really as they left the theatre that he discovered that he had dropped the keys. He said, "I hurried back to the complex and looked specifically where we were sitting down; however no keys in view. I next got an idea to check in the automobile and lo and behold I found them, still in the ignition, yet unfortunately the car had self-locked." Our locksmith got to them promptly and a few moments later had the task completed and the door opened.

Lost keys Openshaw:

"I thought I might do a little bit of morning weeding," we were told by our client from Openshaw, "and therefore I put on my rubber gloves and strolled in my garden via the rear door. I didn't really think of holding it open and, when I was in the yard, a gust of wind must've blown the door shut. My gosh, I got an enormous fright. I'd forgotten my house keys inside" Thank goodness she had brought her mobile phone on her and called her son, who subsequently telephoned us.

Missing the house key Openshaw:

Going on a visit overseas is often pleasurable, but when you drop your house keys a long way away in a foreign country it can make it a headache, as a customer found out a few weeks ago. He phoned us out of Openshaw and stated, "I am here at our front doorway and I have dropped the keys some where overseas. Please dispatch your stand-by locksmith over as soon as possible" We managed to do that rather quickly and he quickly got the house open and brand-new keys.

No spare workplace keys Openshaw:

"We have just a single key for the office as the manager decided that it was more effective for safety and security. Now the person who used them over the weekend lost them," said the client in Openshaw. We were required to go there as most of the office personnel were outside waiting to get to work. We unlocked the doors and then exchanged the locks, seeing that with lost keys, you have no idea who might attempt to get in.