Opened, serviced, re-coded, installed and moved
Forgot the combination, dead keypad, or a safe that came with the house? We get it open with the least damage possible, put it back into service with a code you choose, and can anchor, move or replace it afterwards — home fire safes, gun safes, floor and drop safes, and vault doors.
Lost the combination, dead electronic keypad, jammed bolt work, or a safe that came with a property and nobody knows the code? We diagnose the lock type first, then choose the least invasive route: manipulation, override, drilling a precise scope hole in a known location, or replacing the failed lock body. Where we do drill, the hole is repaired and the safe is returned to full working order with a new combination.
Any time a staff member leaves, a household changes, or a safe changes hands, the combination should change. We re-combinate mechanical dial locks, reprogram electronic locks with multiple user codes and audit features, and upgrade tired mechanical locks to modern UL-listed electronic or biometric locks where it makes sense.
A safe that is not anchored is a portable box for a thief. We help you choose the right fire and burglary rating for what you are protecting, then install it properly: bolted to a concrete slab or structural framing, positioned discreetly, and where required set into the floor. We move and relocate heavy safes too, including up and down stairs in city buildings.
For retail and jewelry we service depository and drop safes, time-delay locks, dual-control procedures and cash-handling routines that reduce robbery risk, plus scheduled preventive maintenance so a lock never fails during business hours.
Usually yes. Many safes open through manipulation or a factory override. When drilling is the only option, it is done in a controlled location and repaired afterwards so the safe stays usable.
No. Electronic lock bodies are replaceable. In most cases we swap the lock and program a new code, and your contents are untouched.
Yes, including delivery, stair moves, anchoring to slab or framing, and setting up the lock with your codes.
Call the shop for straight pricing over the phone, or send us the details and we will come back with a written estimate.
