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Lee the Locksmith offers quality craftsmanship, product knowledge and advice in this most important aspect of security to domestic and commercial customers in Leamington Spa, Warwick and Warwickshire. Our professionals have the necessary skills and experience to repair or change almost every lock. So, rest assured you’re in safe hands. If you feel that your property is inadequately protected, contact Lee the Locksmith to arrange a home consultation to discuss how to improve your security features. Skilled workmanship guaranteed.
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Spring Lane 55, CV8 2HD, Kenilworth, United Kingdom
- 01926 935014
- leecoly1970@outlook.com
- leethelocksmith.co.uk
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