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Replacement keys in White Rocks

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in White Rocks

Tales from our White Rocks mechanics:

Lost car keys HR2:

Recently I was talking with a friend down in White Rocks and he asked, "How often do you have calls about car keys locked in my automobile?" I advised him that it appears significantly more often than one thinks. Someone from White Rocks phoned us to say, "I'm just incredibly relieved that you folks were near seeing that I locked my keys in my vehicle, and I thought that my only choice to get to my keys is throwing a stone through the window, which might have relieved a part of my stress of locking my keys in the vehicle. But your technician was quick and effectual and he saved my windscreen."

Locked out of home White Rocks:

A customer in White Rocks contacted us with a horror situation - she had just stepped outside the house to get the mail and the door had shut after her. And yet, what makes this worse was that she announced "Help! I do not have my keys and my baby is in the house." Obviously we sped there and fortuitously the road traffic was light. We were able to arrive in a few minutes and had the door unlocked promptly. We discovered afterwards was that she dubbed her tiny kitten "my baby".

Can not locate my front door keys White Rocks:

A customer in White Rocks had an interesting experience to tell "The week end came with ideal climatic conditions and off we went for our hiking holiday, it had been a very good weekend break but alas we arrived home to find out we had misplaced the family home keys. Subsequent to thirty minutes of looking the end result was we had lost those house keys. Kudos to your employees for the great support on a Sunday night."

No extra office keys White Rocks:

"We have no more than one set of keys for the building since the bosses concluded that it was more favorable for safety and security. However the employee who took the keys damaged them," reported the client in White Rocks. We needed to go over there seeing that most of the office personnel were on the outside waiting around to get to work. We opened the doors and then replaced the locks, as with lost keys, you never know who could try to get in.