We were recently called out to Morecambe to assist a customer who had lost the keys to their Milners’ safe. The safe had been in the property for years, and with plans to dispose of it, the customer wanted to make sure nothing valuable or important had been left inside.

Milners’ safes are known for their solid construction and quality craftsmanship, which makes them secure—but also quite a challenge to open without the correct keys. Thankfully, our experience with antique and vintage safes meant we were well equipped for the job.

Using professional, safecracking techniques, we successfully opened the safe. Once inside, the customer was able to retrieve the contents and safely prepare the safe for removal.

Whether you’re planning to keep a safe in use or simply need it opened before disposal, Paladin Safe Services has the skills and tools to do the job efficiently and professionally. Another successful safe opening completed in Morecambe!

Milners Safe with lost keys opened in Lytham St Annes. This Milners safe was being disposed of as part of refurbishment work at a school in Lytham St Annes. For data protection purposes they needed to check the contents prior to throwing it away and the key had been lost for many years. We opened the safe to enable them to retrieve the contents.

We were asked to quote to open this Milners safe in Cheshire with lost keys. The passports inside were urgently required and since our quote was much cheaper than others and didn’t involve the use of cutting equipment we were asked to to open it. Another professional safe opening for a very happy customer.

Milners’ safe with lost keys opened in Warrington. Eight lever lock picked open nondestructively by your friendly neighborhood safecracker.

Milners ‘Special Safe’ opened on a building site in Liverpool. Some jobs are dirtier than others but a bit of dust and a building being demolished with no light or power doesn’t stop us.

When the key was lost to this Milner safe in Lytham, Lancashire we arranged to do the safe opening early evening to fit in with their work schedule. With the safe opened there was no need for replacement keys to be made at the moment but we will be back to this in the new year when the client is ready.