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Lost keys replaced in Street End

Recent Locksmith Call-Outs in Street End

Several of the more typical things we get from many of our employees in Street End:

I locked the car key in my car PO20:

I was chatting with a friend down in Street End and he said, "How often do you have phone calls on the subject of keys locked in my car?" I said to him it happens a lot more often than one imagines. A person from Street End emailed us to say, "I'm very relieved that you folks are near because I locked my car keys in the automobile, and I had decided that my only option to get to the keys was throwing a brick through the windshield, which may have relieved most of my frustration of locking the keys in the car. Fortunately your man was fast and effective and he saved my window."

I locked our house key inside our house Street End:

"I was only going out to grab an item from the car and my little one slammed the door behind him. I realised right away we had left the keys inside," a customer from Street End advised us. As usual we had one more thrilled client since we were able to get a technician to the house in a few minutes and in an additional five minutes she was with keys at hand.

Not able to track down our house keys Street End:

"I like going riding on holidays and this latest weekend was pretty routine, with the exception that when I arrived at the front door of my home I found out I had dropped my door keys someplace on the walk. I looked for a mobile locksmith and it was magnificent that you got here so fast" reported a client in Street End.

No spare office keys Street End:

"We have only one set of door keys for the office since the manager concluded that it was much better for security. However the guy who took the keys over the holiday weekend misplaced them," explained our client in Street End. We were required to get over there seeing that the office personnel were outside waiting to get to work. We opened the locks and then switched the locks, as with misplaced keys, you never know who might possibly attempt to use them.