The Lock & Alarm Centre

      Locksmiths & Key Cutters, Alarms, Safes & Locks
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      06 868 5385

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      41 Derby Street, Gisborne 4010

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      Phone:

      Main - 06 868 5385

      Address:

      41 Derby Street, Gisborne 4010

      Servicing:
      Bay Of Plenty, Gisborne Region
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      Link:

      https://www.lockandalarm.co.nz

      General Info

      The Lock & Alarm Centre provide a complete range of locksmithing services backed up by our trained Master Locksmiths. We have a huge range of key blanks in stock to satisfy your key requirements. Our services include: * Keys * Locks * Safes - New, repair and maintenance services * CCTV - Indoor, outdoor and night vision cameras * Access Control - higher level of entry security * Alarms - Smoke alarms, Home & Business alarms We also provide a full one stop mobile locksmithing service. Our mobile vans are fitted out with a complete workshop to provide you with onsite locksmithing services including key cutting, lock rekeying, lock repairs and product replacement. Where you need new keys, locks or your current ones repaired your first call should be The Lock & Alarm Center.

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      Locksmiths & Key Cutters, Alarms, Safes & Locks, Security Services, Security Systems
      What Makes Us Different
      We are your experts in locksmith and security services. Servicing residential, commercial and automotive clients, we aim to deliver smart, cost-effective security solutions. We offer the ultimate convenience with mobile services supported by retail and workshop hubs.

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      02/09/17

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      I have just been in to the Gisborne office and was very disappointed with the manner in which I was treated by the sales rep, Alec. He was impatient (kept cutting me off while I was speaking), displayed arrogance (rolled eyes and sighed when I didn't understand what was meant by the shell of the key) and his general demeanour was one of apathy. If people lack the necessary skills to deal with the general public in a considerate and genial manner, may I suggest a change of vocation? Perhaps an undertaker would be more to his liking.