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When a new member of staff span the combination lock on this Royal safe he didn’t realise that nobody knew the combination to reopen it. The astute customer had several quotes to drill open his safe after the combination was lost but he certainly didn’t want the security or fire rating compromised. Luckily he called us and we determined the combination without even scratching it. Just another day at the office!
The keys were lost to this Fort Knox underfloor safe at a property in Birkenhead. The lock was picked open in cramped conditions and new keys provided for the owner.
This locked Churchill Emerald Grade 3 safe was acquired with a new home purchase without any keys. The formidable safe had an eleven lever lock and would provide valuables cover of around £350,000. Being located in a kitchen cupboard made things even more difficult but both the safe lid lock and the deposit chute were picked open without causing any damage and new keys were provided.
‘Withy Grove Stores’ SMP safe opened in Manchester. Wouldn’t open on the correct combination but a bit of dialling diagnostics had the safe open and working again without any damage.
The keys to this Dudley safe had been stolen during a robbery at a Preston business. We were called in to open it and to change the lock.
We were recommended this job by another locksmith who had been out to look at it but couldn’t help. The key had snapped off in the lock and although he had a spare key he couldn’t get it into the lock. We were able to extract the broken key to open the cabinet and suppy a new set of keys. These locks are one of many that we keep in stock so that jobs like this can be done in an emergency.
This Securikey Safeguard underfloor safe was discovered by the new owners of a home in Warrington. With no keys they had no way of telling what was inside. The curiosity caused them to contact us to get it open for them. The safe lock was picked open for them to reveal……
Fort Knox Standard safe picked open in Rawtenstall, Lancashire. Safe was discovered by the new homeowners who wanted to be able to use it so we also supplied a new set of keys.
Chubb Lichfield safe at a pub in Preston wouldn’t open with the key despite our usual magic tricks and secret jiggles. Lock picked open and replaced with a less error prone solution.
SMP Wessex safe opened for the new owners of a pub in Merseyside. New keys supplied so that the safe can be used again. Note our little prop on the top? It seems most of our customers expect us to blow up their safe so we’ve invested heavily in toy dynamite to keep them happy 🙂