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Technomax Sekur safe at a Liverpool hospital which would not open with the key. Due to a lock failure the safe could not be opened so they called a Liverpool Safecracker. Having identified the issue we were able to get it open with no further damage to the safe.
When a Liverpool hospital was unable to open their Chubb’s Commerce safe they called us to sort the problem. It wasn’t clear at first if the problem was with the key lock, the digital lock or something else. In the end we narrowed it down to the electronic lock. The safe was opened and put back into service on the first visit. Safecracker in Liverpool doing what we do best.
This Radway under floor safe would not open with the customer’s key. Apparently, there had been a flood some time ago which meant the strong possibility that the lock and lid had corroded. We attended the job in Newcastle-under-Lyme and found what we suspected. The lid had rusted solid and the boltwork was very stiff. With a little patience we got it open without resorting to anything drastic.
A pharmacy in Manchester was unable to open their Rosengrens safe. We identified a small part had broken off inside the lock preventing the key from turning. It took a couple of hours to free up and extract the broken part and get the door to open but all done without any further damage to the the lock or safe. Professional safecracking in Manchester.
This Chubb safe in St Helens would not open once the key had unlocked the safe. We attended site and diagnosed a catastrophic failure with the internal boltwork which would require penetration to overcome. Several holes were drilled in this one to identify the exact point of the failure to get the door open. Once open the safe was repaired and put back into service on the same visit.
Our client in Lytham St Annes was unable to open this antique J.T. Smith safe even though he had a key. We were able to open it for him without damage and provide an estimate for servicing and repairs.
A retail store in Aintree were desperate to get into their safe to get change for their tills. The key would not open their SMP Community III safe so they called us to help. Once on site the problem was identified and resolved without damage and the safe was put back into service.
Our client in Southport had broken part of the key bit off their key and were unable to use the safe. We attended this one urgently due to the nature of their business and resolved the problem. New keys were provided and they were back in business!
A pub in Haydock couldn’t open their Churchill Extra under floor safe. Despite having the key the lid would not open for them so they called us. Having figured out the issue it was opened without damage and put straight back into service on the first visit.
Despite having two perfectly good keys this Brittannia under floor safe would not open. We were called to this job in Chorley as the owner could not open his safe. With a lot of patience we eventually got the heavily corroded safe lock to open without having to drill the lid. With the lid cleaned up and a new lock fitted we had it back in working order for the client.