Address: Chatham ME4 4TQ
Working in the vicinity of No. 1 Smithery
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ME Locksmith Chatham Dockyard prioritize lockout emergencies, our van can reach you in around 30 minutes in Chatham Dockyard and local vicinity you reside in. Just give us a call, explain what your emergency is and provide us with the address. NO callout charges, just good service.
Whenever you find yourself in a difficult situation that can only be solved efficiently with the help of a locksmith, call for assistance today. We are able to deal with the most difficult situations, with the resources necessary to help with any type of lockout. NO callout charges!
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- Emergency Service 24/7
- Lock Replacement & Upgrade
- Fast Response Lockout
- uPVC door installation
- Post Burglary Repairs
- Lost & Broken Keys
- Commercial Locksmiths
- Number & Coded Locks
- Insurance Required BS3621 Locks
- Jammed Locks
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ME locksmiths Chatham Dockyard
carry a comprehensive selection of locks from leading brands in our vans. These include Banham, Yale, ERA, Union and more. It able us to carry out most repairs day or night in all areas around Medway and to complete the job in just one visit. Our stock includes all common lock types, such as mortice locks, cylinder locks, rim cylinders and more.
We gain entry using non-destructive entry techniques and blacksmithing equipment. Have you misplaced your keys or locked yourself out? ME Locksmiths Chatham Dockyard can get you back in without unnecessary damage to your doors or locks.
Chatham Dockyard was a Royal Navy Dockyard located in Chatham, Kent, England, on the River Medway. It was established in the 16th century and was one of the main dockyards of the Royal Navy until its closure in 1984. During its operation, it played an important role in the building and maintenance of naval ships, including submarines. The Dockyard was a significant employer in the area, and its closure had a major impact on the local economy. Despite this, the site has since been redeveloped and is now home to a mix of residential, commercial, and cultural buildings, including a museum dedicated to its history.
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