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We were called to a retail business in Manchester as they couldn’t open their Chubb Senator safe. The electronic combination lock was opened without any damage and put back into service for them in a single visit. If you need a safe cracker in Manchester then give us a call.
Lost keys to this Fort Knox Exchequer safe meant the owner could not retrieve the contents. We attended the job in Preston and opened it for them. Once open, a new set of keys was provided so they could still use the safe. If you need a safe cracker in Preston then please give us a call.
The owner reported that the key would turn all the way around but would not open his safe. We attended this job in Preston and found that part of the key had snapped off. We picked the lock open and provided a new set of keys.
The owner had lost the keys to this Fort Knox (Russell Hare Ltd) safe and called for our help. We opened the safe and provided a new set of keys.
The owner was given the key to this Cock safe when he moved into a new property but was told they never used the combination lock. This wasn’t a problem until somebody mysteriously locked the combination lock and they couldn’t open the safe. We attended and determined the combination to get it open.
This Burg Wachter Juwel safe had been attacked by would be safe crackers. Despite the extensive damage all they had achieved was to make it a very difficult opening for the professionals. We did get the safe open for the client in Blackpool but it was already beyond repair by the time we got to it.
The owner couldn’t remember the combination to this Churchill safe in Greater Manchester. We were able to decode the combination and open the safe without any damage to it or its contents.
This was the second safe to be opened for a client in Preston (See Here for the other). The combination to the three wheel S&G lock had been lost and we were tasked to get it open for them. Some locks are trickier to discover the combination numbers and this was one that put up a good fight. The three numbers were eventually teased from the lock to get the door open. Once open we found the key to the other safe that we’d already picked open. If only we had known the key was in this one then we could have opened this one first.
This was one of two safes to be opened for a customer in Preston (See Here for the other). The keys to this one had been lost so we picked open the lock. It was only after opening the second safe that we found the key for this one inside it!
Our customer had lost the keys to this Chubb Zeta 1 safe at his home in Merseyside. The safe was not bolted down and since we were in the middle of a heatwave it was more comfortable to work on it in the back of the van. The safe lock was picked open and a new set of keys provided so it could be used again.