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When a family in Burnley needed access to a Samuel Withers antique safe belonging to a deceased loved one, they realised the keys were missing. They called us to ensure the safe would be opened without causing any harm to it. Our expert safecracker carefully picked the key lock, preserving the integrity of this antique piece.
When a Manchester business prepared for relocation, they discovered they’d lost the keys to their Phoenix Fire Fighter 0412 Series safe. Concerned about leaving behind important documents, they called us for assistance. Our team quickly responded and expertly picked open both key locks, ensuring the safe was opened without any damage. This allowed the business to inspect its contents and relocate with peace of mind. Our non-destructive methods ensured the safe remained functional, demonstrating our commitment to professional safe cracking.
This Burton Watchman underfloor safe couldn’t be opened by an MOT station in Manchester. The key had been snapped in the lock and they didn’t have a spare. It wasn’t easy but we were able to extract the mangled key bit and open it without any damage to the safe. Once open we were able to change the lock and supply a new set of keys. If you need a professional safecracker in Manchester then give us a call.
Milner strongroom door opened and repaired in Ormskirk. This old door had been giving the business problems for some time but when they couldn’t open it one morning they called us in. The door was opened and made to swing freely once again, giving it many more years of life. Big or small we open and repair them all, professional safecracker at your service in Ormskirk and beyond!
A couple moving into a new house in Aintree found this Crado Hideaway safe. It was locked and they had not been left the combination so they called us to help. We was able to manipulate the 3 combination dials to reveal the secret code to open it for them. Safecracking in Aintree, it’s what we do!
This Burton Watchman underfloor safe couldn’t be opened by a business in Lancaster. We identified the issue as a broken key and proceeded to open the safe non-destructively. Once open we were able to change the lock and supply a new set of keys.
We have worked on this Rosengrens safe multiple times over the years. The last time was back in 2017 when we replaced the combination lock for the owner. Sadly we got a call explaining that he had now left this mortal plane and the safe had a new owner. The safe had been left open but the clever builders managed to close the door and spin the dial, locking it up with no record of the combination. With glass protection covering the lock waiting to catch out an attacker we decided to manipulate the lock open. The opening seemed to be going very smoothly with three combination numbers indicating well in a very short amount of time but the lock would not open. After much head scratching and re-checking the numbers we figured out that there were multiple ‘False’ gates on each of the combination wheels. After some extra work finding all possible combination numbers and working through the possible permutations we found the correct sequence to get it open. The combination was then changed to one of the customers choosing and put back into service.
The batteries had gone flat on this Sentry Safe T8-331 and they didn’t have an override key to open it. We went to this job at a library in Cheshire to open it for them.
Technomax Sekur safe at a Liverpool hospital which would not open with the key. Due to a lock failure the safe could not be opened so they called a Liverpool Safecracker. Having identified the issue we were able to get it open with no further damage to the safe.
We were asked to open this Primat 5100 safe with lost combination in Yorkshire. The combination had sadly gone to the grave with the original owner and the son wanted it opening. The combination numbers were identified and the safe opened with no damage. Safecracking in Yorkshire.