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When new owners took over a pub in Congleton, Cheshire, they inherited a locked safe with no keys. Safes are useful for keeping things in but not when they are locked with no way of opening it. Luckily they called a highly skilled safecracker to unlock the safe and provide a new set of keys.
A residential care home in Ormskirk was having problems with their controlled drugs cabinet. The key had become stuck in the lock which was causing them all sorts of problems with medications for the residents. We were able to resolve the issue in a single visit with parts from stock.
Our client in Westhead found a locked safe under the floorboards whilst renovating a newly purchased house. This happens a lot when people move into new properties, and we are often contacted to open them. Sometimes people want to be able to use the safe themselves. Or as in this case, they just want to know what is inside. The safe was professionally opened without damage so that it could easily be put back into service in the future should our client or the next owner wish to do so.
The keys to this J. Cartwright safe had been accidentally thrown away. We were called to the job in Parbold, Lancashire and picked open the lock for the owner.
We were asked to open this Chatwood-Milner safe at a residence in Cheshire. The safe had not been opened for about twenty years and had been left outside for a number of years during refurbishment. With the odds against us we still managed to get it open and back into service non-destructively.