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🔧 A Busy Week at Oliver’s Locks – Plus a Note About Next Week

Writer: Oliver Lackie
Oliver Lackie
Jul 29
1 min read

It’s been a full and varied week with plenty of jobs that kept me on my toes.


We started with a couple of door alignment issues, both caused by doors slowly drifting out of position over time. A proper service and adjustment made a huge difference, leaving both customers with smooth, easy‑to‑use doors again.


Mid‑week brought a more challenging job: a broken gearbox on a locked door. After careful work and a non‑destructive approach, we got the door open safely and replaced the faulty parts to get everything secure and working properly.


Later in the week, I attended a customer who had lost their keys, so I carried out a cylinder change to restore access and security.


A busy few days, but a rewarding one — and as always, I’m grateful for the lovely customers I get to help.


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📢 A Quick Update About Next Week


I’ll be unavailable next week for bookings and emergency callouts as I’m taking some much‑needed time with my family.


However, I will still be on call for enquiries and future bookings, so if you need to arrange work for the following week, feel free to get in touch and I’ll get you booked in.


Thank you for your understanding — family time is important, and your support means a lot.


☎️ Call or message me on 07513688870

✅ No VAT

✅ No call-out fees

✅ Fully insured & DBS checked

✅ Friendly, professional service


Email: 📧 oliverslocksbromsgrove@gmail.com




 
 
 

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