Super Dreadnought Safe Safecracker Nantwich

In Nantwich, a Super Dreadnought safe posed multiple challenges for its owners. Initially, they couldn’t open the safe due to mechanical issues. The situation worsened when a flooring contractor accidentally spilled adhesive into the safe’s mechanism, complicating access further. Despite these obstacles, we successfully opened the safe without causing any damage. Afterward, the owners opted not to pursue repairs since they no longer intended to use the safe. This case demonstrated our expertise in resolving complex safe issues, even under challenging circumstances.

SMP Custodian Safe Lost Keys

We were asked to open and supply new keys to this SMP Custodian safe at a former petrol station in Wales. We did just that. The key lock was picked open so as not to cause any damage and a new set of keys was supplied in a single visit. Professional international safecracker at your service.

Burton underfloor safe – Safecracker Manchester

This Burton Watchman underfloor safe couldn’t be opened by an MOT station in Manchester. The key had been snapped in the lock and they didn’t have a spare. It wasn’t easy but we were able to extract the mangled key bit and open it without any damage to the safe. Once open we were able to change the lock and supply a new set of keys. If you need a professional safecracker in Manchester then give us a call.

Crado Hideaway Safecracker Aintree

A couple moving into a new house in Aintree found this Crado Hideaway safe. It was locked and they had not been left the combination so they called us to help. We was able to manipulate the 3 combination dials to reveal the secret code to open it for them. Safecracking in Aintree, it’s what we do!

Burton Watchman Broken Key – Safecracker Lancaster

This Burton Watchman underfloor safe couldn’t be opened by a business in Lancaster. We identified the issue as a broken key and proceeded to open the safe non-destructively. Once open we were able to change the lock and supply a new set of keys.

Securikey Under Floor Safe Lost Keys – Safecracker Warrington

We ask for a picture of your safe to help us to identify it. This allows us to give you an exact quote and ensures that we have the correct tools and replacement parts when we come to do the job. The picture of this safe left us scratching our heads however. The safe had obviously had a rough life, covered in tool marks from an attack or two. The handle although very cleverly made is not the original one. The keyway escutcheon was missing and there were no other maker markings on top of the lid. The lid was also covered in rubble as it was on a building site and we had to clear a lot of it out of the keyhole before we could start to open it.

The lock was full of small stones and dust which made it a difficult opening but with persistance, we were able to pick open the lock. The lock was then changed and a new set of keys provided for the customer in Warrington. If you need a safecracker in Warrington to open your safe then give us a call.

Secure Safes (Coventry) Ltd Safecracker Southport

A homeowner in Southport was remodelling their kitchen when they found this Secure Safes underfloor safe. They had no idea it was there and must have been installed by a previous owner. With a new floor ready to be installed the next day they hoped we’d be able to open it immediately. We were able to oblige and picked open the lid for them to be able to discover what was inside.

Secure Safes (Coventry) Ltd Safe Stolen Key

The key to this Secure Safes under floor safe was stolen from a residential property in Leeds. We were called to solve the problem as local locksmiths had been unable to open the safe for them. We were able to open the safe and provide a new set of keys within 35 minutes of arriving on site. It’s not always this quick but just goes to show what can be achieved when you call a professional to get the job done.

Safe originally supplied by Ultra – Modern safe supplies Ltd. in Huddersfield.

Radway Under Floor Safe Won’t Open

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.

Fort Knox Safe Found In New House

Our client in Westhead found a locked safe under the floorboards whilst renovating a newly purchased house. This happens a lot when people move into new properties, and we are often contacted to open them. Sometimes people want to be able to use the safe themselves. Or as in this case, they just want to know what is inside. The safe was professionally opened without damage so that it could easily be put back into service in the future should our client or the next owner wish to do so.