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Locksmiths Save the Day
by Brenda Padilla
Chances are you're not reading this because you've locked your keys
in your house. But, if you were, wouldn't you be glad you had the
emergency telephone number of your local "Cerrajero",
or locksmith?
In fact, once you have a handle on the vocabulary,
you might notice small stickers in the oddest place - often your
door, mailbox, the wall that surrounds your home or even a light
pole or traffic light - advertising the 24-hour locksmith services
of a company that practices the art of "Cerrajería"
- which we might translate as "locksmithing". And this
term can apply to work with all kinds of locks and security materials
such as iron bars for homes, and the metal grates that pull down
like window shades to help protect a shop window from vandalism.
It's a good idea to keep one of those stickers in
your wallet should an emergency arise. And then you'll be ready
as well should you need to have the locks changed on a new home
or to request repairs on an existing lock.
If you live in a managed community, your property
administrator may have a locksmith on call to service the home owners
under his care.
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Of Spain
Emergency 24 hour locksmiths. 20 years experience
covering the Costa del Sol. All locksmith work undertaken. |
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