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This Securikey Euro Grade 0 safe had not yet been used after installation before the keys were lost. We picked the lock open and supplied the owner with a new set of keys. Our non-destructive opening left no sign of our visit and the safe is still as good as the day it left the factory.
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This Fort Knox Standard underfloor safe was discovered by a homeowner in Preston during renovations. We were called in to open it after the builder had made attempts to dig it out of the ground. The safe was in remarkably good condition and despite a few small stones in the lock we had no problems picking it open to reveal the contents. If you need a safecracker in Preston then give us a call.
We were called to an ex-church building in Wigan to open this Secureline safe with lost keys. The Church had vacated the building which was now occupied by another group but some baptismal records had gone missing which were required urgently to allow a gentleman to be married that week. The hope was that they had been left in the safe. Having picked open the safe lock we are pleased to say that the records were safe inside and the wedding could proceed as planned.
Chubb Office Quality safe opening in Wigan, Greater Manchester. When a Wigan business lost the key to their Chubb safe they called us to save the day. With no commercial pick available for the rare lock found on this safe we were forced to make a tool for the job. The lock put up a good fight but we beat it eventually and with new keys made the safe was put back into use.
We were called to Sandbach in Cheshire to open this Radway Floorboard safe with lost keys. The lock was picked open and replaced to provide the owner with a new set of keys.
The writing on the safe reads:
The Radway Safe Co. Ltd.
CHURCH WORKS, FURLONG ROAD
TUNSTALL, STOKE ON TRENT ST6 5UB
TEL: 0782 819910
A pleasant trip to the seaside to look at this Stratford safe in Lytham St Annes on the Fylde coast of Lancashire. The reported problem was that a bit of the key had snapped off in the lock and indeed we found several pieces of key bit wedged inside it. Extracting the broken pieces was a bit of a fiddle in the confined space in front of the safe but we got them out eventually. The lock had half opened but wouldn’t open far enough to allow us to open the door which is why the key had been forced and broken. With a bit of patience we were able to free the blockage and get the door open without having to drill the safe. With the door open we were able to fix the mechanism and put the safe back into service.
We were called to an historic Elizabethan house in Cheshire as the owner had lost the keys to this Chubb Commerce Safe. The lock was picked open and new keys were supplied.
This Chubb Record Protection Cabinet (RPC) was another safe we had to open for a client in Halifax. Once again, despite having the keys the cabinet would not open without a bit of Paladin magic to release the lock and swing the heavily rusted door open.
We were called to this Chubb fire tested cabinet near Halifax, West Yorkshire as the owner could not get it open after being in storage for a number of years and he now needed to retrieve the contents. Despite having the keys the cabinet would not open without a bit of Paladin magic to release the lock and swing the heavily rusted door open.
Lost keys to this Churchill Treasurechest floorboard safe meant that the customer could not retrieve the contents locked within almost 10 years ago. We attended the job in Walsall in the West Midlands and picked open the lock. The client was very pleased at the contents which more than covered our charges. After replacing the lock and supplying a new set of keys we left them with a fully functioning safe once again.