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This Chubb Trident safe was opened at a private residence in Bolton after the owners could not access the contents. The Chubb Trident provides a high level of burglar protection and is suitable for Banks, Building Societies and other organisations holding large amounts of cash or other valuables.
The keys had been lost to this Brattonsound Sentinel Plus gun safe at a residence in Warrington. The lock on the main door is a double bitted lock which needs picking twice to fully open it which we did and then we picked open the lock on the internal ammunition cabinet. Both locks were replaced and new keys supplied to the happy owner.
The key to this safe at a museum in Manchester was stuck in the lock and they could not open the door. We attended the site and got it open without any damage or fuss enabling them to carry on with their daily business.
The combination had been lost to this Chubb Standard Quality Anti-Blowpipe (ABP) safe at an office in Birkenhead, Wirral. Standing within an outer Chubb strongroom this was obviously intended to provide maximum protection and proved to be a formidable opponent.
This one took a lot longer to open than we had anticipated but as always we had provided a fixed price opening quote which we stick to no matter how long it takes us so you can rest assured that the price we say is the price you will pay.
This Safeplace Magna 800 Digital Hotel Safe would not open when the correct code was entered. We attended the Hotel overlooking Lake Windermere in the Lake District to open and repair it as they urgently required access to the contents. Once on site we discovered that the top bolt was not retracting but we were able to open it without any damage and reattach it to the boltwork. A nice clean job leaving a fully functional safe with no holes to fill. Another professional safe opening completed by Paladin Safe Services.
The keys and combination had been lost to all three of these Insafe and Safetell safes at a Post Office in Scotland. The locks were all picked open and re-keyed so that they could be used again.
We were called to this safe at a shop in Whiston, Merseyside as the key was stuck and the door would not open. We identified that there was a boltwork failure and managed to open the safe without any further damage. Once opened the boltwork was repaired and the safe put back in to service for years to come.
This Blackspur electronic safe had been left by the previous tenant at an apartment in Manchester. The keypad was not responding possibly due to flat batteries and no key had been left for the override lock. The new tenant just wanted to remove it to make space but it was bolted to the floor so needed to be opened in order to move it. We attended and opened it without damage despite it heading for the nearest skip.
This Securikey Safeguard under floor safe was discovered by the owner after ten years of living at the house. This meant that it hadn’t been opened for over ten years, it was missing it’s handle and it had a snapped key jammed in the keyway so this was never going to be an easy opening.
With very little of the key to grab on to and it being rusted in the key guide we had a big fight just to get it out. Once extracted we could take a good look into the lock but what we saw was rust and slime, we tried to pick it but nothing at all was moving so not even the correct key would have opened it. With a lot of persuasion we got it open to discover that it was completely full of water so no wonder it had seized up so badly.
We received an emergency call to open this Sentry CSW4747 fire safe in Warrington. The owner was due to take a flight today and his passport was inside the safe which refused to open with the key and correct combination. We attended the job and had it open within the hour.