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Lower Town Locksmith

Lower Town Locksmith

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155 Chapel St #7, Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 1H5, Canada
(613) 216-9415
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May 1, 2016
Lower Town Locksmith did an amazing job changing locks at my home. The locksmith was courteous. I appreciate that he explained my options but I decided to switch to new, better locks for my security since I live alone. This is an honest business with professional service, exactly how you want a locksmith company to be.

May 14, 2016
I left my key inside the car so I called Lower Town Locksmith right away to have my car door opened. The guy from the company was there in less than 30 minutes and the door was opened quickly. What was even great was that there was no damage done on my car.

May 15, 2016
We hired Lower Town Locksmith to have our locks rekeyed. We moved to a new home and we wanted to ensure that we were the only ones who had access to our place. They did a fantastic job. This was the quickest and friendliest locksmith service that we ever had. Excellent job guys!

May 10, 2016
Having a bad day at work yesterday, I was looking forward to getting home and relax. I reached out for my car keys in my bag but I could not find them. I called Lower Town Locksmith to help me with this car lockout situation. The locksmith came real quick and did a good job.

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