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Non destructive entry in Yewtree Cross

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Yewtree Cross

Mobile Locksmith needed CT18:

"Not quite as sad as losing the keys in my car, I had in fact closed them in the boot. It was absolutely stupid. I was packing the food in the boot and slammed it shut without recognising I had put the keys down within while packing. I phoned you since I had been told you were outstanding," is the statement from one of numerous more than happy clients in Yewtree Cross. It is such an easy thing to do when you're in a hurry, especially when you hold your keys in your hand upon opening the boot. Fortunately we got the boot open and were able to access the car keys.

I locked my house keys in my house Yewtree Cross:

This is probably one of the most commonly encountered situations we hear from residents who possess a latch on their entrance doors: a person from Yewtree Cross called us super early one a.m., "I chose to take run and, the moment I shut the door, I realised that I had stupidly left my keys on the other side. It is lucky that I generally have my telephone just about everywhere I go and I was able to call you. Many thanks for your fantastic service."

Not able to find the keys Yewtree Cross:

"I was running to dinner together with a good friend and I was unable to locate my home keys, I looked all over, which included my van and it hit me I had kissed goodbye to them. I was not going to call off my night out so I looked for an emergency call-out locksmith and called you. I was so happy with the quickness that your trusty man arrived and he made me brand-new keys straight away in his van." This was the e-mail we got coming from a pleased customer in Yewtree Cross.

No extra company keys Yewtree Cross:

"There's just one key for the building as management thought that it was much better for safety and security. However the guy who used them during the weekend lost them while on an outing," reported the customer in Yewtree Cross. We needed to go there for all of the workforce were outside waiting around to get to work. We were able to open the door and then switched the locks, seeing that with misplaced keys, you never know who might possibly try to use them.