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Locked out - solved in Widdrington Station

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Widdrington Station

Missing car keys NE61:

"Pretty much as awful as locking the car keys in the vehicle, I in reality closed them in the boot. It was so silly. I was loading the shopping in the boot and shut it without having seeing I had put the keys down in it while packing. I contacted Key-Cut Locksmiths simply because I had been told you are outstanding guys," is the statement from one of our extremely pleased customers in Widdrington Station. It is such an easy error to make if you're in a big hurry, in particular if you hold the keys in your hands after unlocking the boot. Luckily we got the boot open and managed to retrieve the keys.

I've misplaced our keys Widdrington Station:

"I was only just stepping out to grab a bag from my car and our youngster closed the door. I knew immediately we had regrettably forgotten the house keys in our house," a client in Widdrington Station said to us. Again we had another delighted client as we were able to have someone to the house inside a few minutes and in 5 minutes she was once again with house keys at hand.

Not able to track down the front door keys Widdrington Station:

"I was going away to supper along with my partner and I was unable to see my house keys, I searched all around, which included our family car and it hit me I had misplaced them. I was not intending to cancel my evening so I looked for an emergency call out locksmith and alerted you. I was really impressed with the speed that your man got there and he cut me brand new keys immediately in his truck." This was the email we got coming from a happy customer in Widdrington Station.

No extra business keys Widdrington Station:

"We have just a single set of door keys for the building since the bosses concluded that it was more appropriate for safety and security. And now the person who had them through the weekend break misplaced them," said our client in Widdrington Station. We were required to get there for all the staff were waiting around to enter. We opened the door and then exchanged the locks, as with lost keys, you never know who might try to get in.