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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 new owners of a pub in Runcorn found this Dudley safe but did not have the combination. To save the expense of getting a new safe they called us to retrieve and change the combination. We left them with a fully functioning safe for a fraction of the cost of a replacement.
It was a trip to Rochdale, Greater Manchester to open this Chatwood-Milner vault door. The door had not been opened for many years and although they had the keys the combination had been lost. Luckily they called a company who would open the vault without having to drill it. The combination was determined by listening to the lock through the thick door with our audio equipment and expertise. For all your safe and vault opening needs get in touch and speak to a professional safecracker.
Tann Cordon safe locked out with unknown combination. Code determined and safe opened by professional safecracker in Merseyside.
Rosengrens Eurocitizen safe locked out due to lost combination in Warrington. Combination determined by manipulation to open the safe just like in the movies. No holes, no mess, combination reset to the customers choosing and job done. Professional safecracker Warrington.
Safecracking in Macclesfield to open this Chubb Eurosafe with lost combination. Safe opened and lock changed for another happy customer.
The wall safes owner had sadly passed away taking the combination with them. We recovered the combination to open the safe for the family.
This Fichet-Bauche Egide safe utilises a key lock and a very clever C2CP combination lock, alternatively called the rotating toilet seat lock due to its design. We were called to this one in Kirkham Lancashire as the key would no longer open the safe. We discovered that the combination lock had mysteriously been locked and the combination was unknown. We were able to determine the combination through a surgically placed 6mm hole which was easily repaired to put the safe back into service for the customer.
Another company advised that the relocking devices had fired on this Chubb safe and it would need drilling open. We correctly diagnosed that the combination lock which they had never used and didn’t have the code for was locked. After manipulating the combination lock to determine the code the key opened the safe as it always had. No drilling required and a significant cost saving for the customer, feel free to phone us for a second opinion.
The combination had been lost to this Fire Fyter FF150 safe which we were called to open at a home near Skelmersdale. Opening combination locks isn’t quite like in the movies with the safecracker sanding his fingers and putting on a stethoscope. We do have the skills and techniques to open them however which comes from years of practise and dedication.