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Non destructive entry in Whitecross

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Whitecross

Auto Locksmith was required ST18:

We got a call in the middle of the afternoon to attend the pub in Whitecross. The customer was extremely glad he encountered us as we were actually the 3rd locksmith business he had telephoned, the others declining to assist. He went out for a meal and a film with his better half since it was their anniversary. Regrettably it was only once they walked out of the cinema he noticed that he had lost their car keys. He told us, "We ran back inside the complex and checked specifically where we were seated; and no keys. I then had an idea to look in our vehicle and what do you know, there they were, still in the ignition, but the door had self-locked." Our technician arrived on scene punctually and a couple of minutes later had the work finished and the door open.

I have misplaced my keys Whitecross:

A customer in Whitecross rang us with a disasterous story as she had only stepped to the car to retrieve an item and the door slammed behind her. Unfortunately, what made this rather more serious was that she said "Please help me! I don't have my door keys and my baby is in the house." Naturally we raced over there and fortuitously the road traffic wasn't too heavy. We managed to turn up in 15 mins and had the door open swiftly. What we did find out soon after was that she designated her kitten "my baby".

Locked out Whitecross:

Heading on a vacation abroad is often fun, but if you drop your home keys miles away in another land it may make it a nightmare, as the client learned not too long ago. He called us from Whitecross and stated, "I'm at the front doorway and I have lost the keys somewhere in a different country. Please send the best locksmith around as soon as possible" We were able to do that fairly easily and he rapidly got the house opened and brand-new keys cut.

Can't open up the number lock Whitecross:

"Our office has a dead bolt locking mechanism as well as a combination lock (which we don't ever use), and one of our staff members decided to lock the combination lock for some reason, not realising that we didn't have the code. Because of this when we all showed up at the office the following day we were locked out. Thank you for your prompt call-out and for openning the office," was a message we got from a client in Whitecross.