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Rugby Locksmiths are a Long established family business with a shop based in Rugby We cover all Surrounding areas for Emergency Locksmiths, Door Opening, Lock changes and Upvc repairs. Vehicle Opening, Replacement keys, Van Deadlocks and Safes. (Established 1999).
4 Arches Business Centre, Mill Road, CV21 1QW, RUGBY, United Kingdom
3.2
1 review
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Don’t ever use this company, they wasted 3hrs trying to fix my car with the key but actually messed me over even more. Still charged me £120 for a job they actually didn’t fix. They also have been spoken a lot about by other companies and how they scam customers. Pease don’t go there and find somewhere else. Very rude and very unprofessional
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