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Locked out - solved in Rushden

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Rushden

The keys are locked in my automobile SG9:

"I actually was in a big rush to arrive at a scheduled appointment when I shut the door and raced away in the direction of the lift," said our customer in Rushden. "It was only soon after the engagement that I eventually figured out that I had lost my car keys in the car, and I had another critical appointment in Hertfordshire." Luckily one of our specialists was in the area and he quickly got the vehicle opened up, the car keys recovered and a particularly relieved client on the way to her next meeting.

We have forgotten my house keys Rushden:

"I figured I might do just a bit of afternoon gardening," we were told by our elderly customer from Rushden, "hence I donned my gardening gloves and walked into the backyard via the rear entrance. I did not really take into consideration forcing it open and, while I was in the yard, a breeze must've blown the door shut. Oh dear, I got a terrible scare. I had forgotten my key inside the house" Thankfully she had taken her mobile and phoned her husband, who in turn contacted us.

Locked out Rushden:

"I was heading out to dinner with a companion and I was unable to find my house keys, I searched all over, including our car and it hit me I had kissed goodbye to my keys. I was not planning to call off my evening so I searched for an emergency locksmith and called you. I was very satisfied with the speed that your trusty man got here and he made me all new keys right away in his truck." That was the message we got coming from a pleased customer in Rushden.

No spare office keys Rushden:

"There is just a single set of keys for the business because the manager decided that it was more effective for safety and security. And now the guy who took the keys damaged them," announced our client in Rushden. We had to go over there because all the office staff were outside patiently waiting to enter. We were able to open the locks and then changed the locks, as with lost keys, you never know who could possibly attempt to gain access.