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Safe Opening, Service & Installation in Montgomery County

Opened without wrecking it wherever the lock allows, put back into service afterward, and bolted down so it cannot simply be carried off.

  • Safes around the clock Nights, weekends, holidays
  • Licensed, bonded and insured On every job we take
  • Safes quoted on the phone Before a truck moves
  • One local shop Working out of Elkins Park

Safes in Montgomery County

Most safe lockouts are not dramatic. A dead battery in an electronic keypad, a combination written down wrong, a dial that has drifted out of tolerance after twenty years. Before anything else, we will ask you a few questions on the phone — there is a fair chance we can talk you into it without a visit.

When it does need a technician, the goal is always to open it without destroying it. A safe that has been drilled correctly can be repaired and put back into service; one that has been attacked cannot. That is the difference between a locksmith and a guy with a grinder.

We also install. A safe that is not anchored is not a safe, it is a heavy box that a thief carries out to their car and opens at their leisure. Anchoring is not optional and it is not expensive.

How a safe job actually goes

  1. 1

    Try the phone first

    Make, model, and what it is doing. A surprising share of safe lockouts are a dead keypad battery or a dial being read a mark or two off, and those we can often talk you through for free.

  2. 2

    Proof it is yours

    ID matching the address plus reasonable evidence of ownership. For some units the manufacturer will release the combination directly once ownership is documented.

  3. 3

    Opened to stay usable

    Manipulation where the lock allows it; a controlled, repairable drill point where it does not. There is a real difference between a safe that has been opened and one that has been attacked.

  4. 4

    Repaired, then anchored

    We put the lock back into service and bolt the safe down. An unanchored safe is a heavy box a thief carries to their car and opens at leisure.

Safes — common questions

I lost the combination. Is it gone?

Almost never. Depending on the safe we can often recover or reset the combination. For some units the manufacturer will release it with proof of ownership. Call with the make and model.

Will opening it destroy the safe?

Usually not. Many safes open by manipulation or by a controlled drill point that we then repair. We will tell you before we start whether your safe can be put back into service.

Do you prove ownership before opening a safe?

Yes, always. ID matching the address, plus reasonable proof the safe is yours.

Where we take safe work

33 towns, every one of them inside Montgomery County, all run out of a single shop in Elkins Park. Check whether we reach your town.

If a safe job is not the job you have

Need a safe job in Montgomery County?

Safe work is quoted per job, because a residential electronic keypad and a 40-year-old commercial dial safe are completely different work. Tell us the make, the model and what it is doing, and we will price it on the phone.

Safes carries our 12-month warranty on parts and labor.

Call 215-795-3616

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