Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Sticklepath
I locked my keys in my car TA20:
A short while ago I was speaking to a buddy down in Sticklepath and he wanted to know, "How regularly do you receive phone calls with regards to keys locked in my car?" I assured him that it goes on considerably more often than you suppose. A client from Sticklepath contacted us and she had this to tell us, "I'm just so glad you are around seeing as I had locked my car keys in the vehicle, and I had decided the only way I would get to the keys is throwing a brick through the windscreen, which could have eased part of my irritation of losing my car keys in the vehicle. Fortunately your technician was fast and competent and he saved me the price of a brand-new windscreen."
We have forgotten our keys Sticklepath:
A customer in Sticklepath called us with a disasterous story - she had only just stepped to the car to get her bag and the door closed after her. Unfortunately, what made this a potential frightful story was she announced "Please help me! I locked my key in the house and my baby is still in the house." Of course we sped over there and fortuitously the road traffic was light. We were able to turn up in 15 minutes and had the door opened quickly. What we did find out afterwards was that she branded her kitten "my baby".
Can't track down the house keys Sticklepath:
Heading on a vacation abroad is often pleasurable, however any time you lose your home keys far away from you in a foreign land it makes it a major problem, as the client realized not long ago. He called us out of Sticklepath and explained, "I'm just at the front doorstep and I have lost the keys someplace overseas. Please dispatch the stand-by locksmith around quickly" We were able to do that fairly speedily and he instantly got the house opened and completely new keys cut.
No spare workplace keys Sticklepath:
"There is one door key for work due to the fact that the bosses determined that it was better for security. And then the employee who had them damaged them while out," stated a customer in Sticklepath. We needed to get over there because most of the workforce were waiting to work. We managed to unlock the door and then swapped out the locks, simply because with lost keys, you have no idea who could have them.
