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Locked out - solved in Dover

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Dover

Emergency Auto Locksmith was required CT17:

I was chatting with a pal down in Dover and he wanted to know, "How regularly do you get phone calls about keys locked in my car?" and I told him that it appears a lot more often than you think. A customer from Dover contacted us to say, "I'm certainly thankful you guys were near because I had locked my keys in our vehicle, and I had decided the only way I could get to the keys is tossing a large rock through the window, which could have eased a part of the frustration of locking my car keys in the car. But your technician was quick and competent and he saved me the value of a brand new windscreen."

Lost house key Dover:

The customer in Dover phoned us with a frightful case - she had only popped in the garden to locate an item and the door locked behind her. Yet, what makes this a potential horror case was when she said "Please help me! I locked my key in the house and my baby is in the house." As you can imagine we raced there and fortuitously traffic was light. We were able to arrive inside of 15 minutes and had the door opened quickly. What we did learn afterwards was that she designated her little pussy-cat "my baby".

Misplaced my house key Dover:

Another client in Dover had a good tale to share "The long weekend break came with perfect weather conditions and out we went for our outdoor camping getaway, it was a excellent weekend break but unfortunately we arrived home to discover we had dropped the house keys. As a result of forty minutes of scouting the end result was we had lost those house keys. Many thanks to your employees for the great service on a Sunday evening."

No extra company keys Dover:

"We have only a single set of door keys for the office because the bosses thought that it was more appropriate for safety and security. Now the guy who had them during the weekend break damaged them," explained the client in Dover. We were required to go there because all of the workforce were on the outside patiently waiting to get in. We were able to open the locks and then changed the locks, because with missing keys, you never know who could possibly attempt to get in.