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Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in East End

I locked my car key in the vehicle CO11:

"I honestly was in a mad hurry to get to a scheduled appointment as I slammed the car door and ran down towards the office," said the customer from East End. "It wasn't until after the office meeting that I ultimately realised I had lost my car keys in the automobile, and I had another critical meeting in Suffolk." Luckily we had one of our locksmiths not too far and consequently he very easily got the door open, the keys recovered and an incredibly relieved customer on the way.

Locked out of my house East End:

"I determined I'd personally begin doing a bit of afternoon garden work," said our elderly client from East End, "hence I put on my rubber gloves and strolled in to my small garden through the back entrance. I did not really consider forcing it open and, when I was outside, a slight wind must've slammed the door closed. My word, I got a fright. I'd left the house key within the house" Thankfully she had brought her mobile on her and rang her son, who subsequently phoned us.

Locked out East End:

A customer in East End had an interesting story to explain "The week end showed up with excellent climatic conditions and out we went for our hiking trip, it had been a wonderful weekend break but regretfully we arrived home to see we had mislaid the family home keys. As a result of forty minutes of looking the answer was we had lost those household keys. Many thanks to your personnel with regard to the fantastic assistance on a Sunday evening."

No spare workplace keys East End:

"There is only a single key for the office as the bosses made the decision that it was far better for security. And now the individual who had the keys dropped them while out and about," said the client in East End. We were required to get over there considering that the staff were waiting around to enter. We managed to open the locks and also switched the locks, as with lost keys, you never know who might try to use them.