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When the batteries ran out and they couldn’t find the keys to this B&Q safe in Skelmersdale, Lancashire the owners were unsure how they were going to retrieve the contents. Luckily they called us and we had the safe open without any damage within 20 minutes of the call.
One of two safes picked open for a client in Warrington. All keys were lost to this Stratford Service safe, the lock was also picked open causing no damage at all to the safe or its contents. Another successful pair of openings for the safe locksmiths and safe engineers at Paladin.
One of two safes picked open for a client in Warrington. All keys lost to this Dudley Harlech safe, the lock was picked open causing no damage at all to the safe.
A church in Widnes had lost the keys to these Chubb wall safe collection boxes some time ago and wanted them opening whilst some restoration work was ongoing. Unusual to see them with different types of lock, I can only assume they were installed at different times.
The only key had snapped in the stiff lock of this SMP cabinet used to store controlled drugs at a hospice pharmacy in Blackpool. We received the call early on a Sunday morning as patients were waking and would require their medication within a couple of hours so we headed straight out to the job arriving on site within the hour. After fishing out the broken key bit we were able to open the cabinet without damage and replaced the lock supplying them with a new set of keys.
This Dudley Harlech safe at a hotel in Stockport had a very handy deposit chute for dropping money in without having to unlock it. This is a great feature but once you realise that you’ve deposited both of the safe keys then it becomes a bit of a problem. Fortunately our safe engineers are good at problem solving and were able to pick the lock open without damage so that the keys could be retrieved.
The keys had been lost to this Chubb Warwick safe at a business in Warrington. We attended after a locksmith had failed to get it open and picked the lock for the owner.
SMP Community Grade 1 safe opened for a high street shop in Bury.
This Rottner Comsafe Monaco safe would not open despite the customer having a working key. We made the trip up to Cleveleys in Lancashire and identified the issue as a disconnected bolt which we were able to resolve and opened it without any damage. Having reconnected the boltwork we put the safe back into service for another very happy customer.
Another Fort Knox underfloor safe cracked by Paladin Safe Services. The safe was found hidden under a 1980’s newspaper where presumably it had laid undisturbed until today. We picked open the lock and provided a new set of keys so that it could start to be used again. We have opened dozens of these safes but have never seen one with a red escutcheon covering the key hole. Perhaps this was a special edition of some sort.