My love for this job has finally led me down the Safe opening route which I still see as a mysterious art and which I have always been intrigued by. The art of opening a Safe without destruction is extremely rewarding and a bug that has bit me.
Have you lost the keys to your Safe ? forgotten the code ? or maybe you have got a key stuck or snapped off and you need it opened, Please feel free to give me a call. Are you thinking of Buying a Safe? if so visit my online shop and email me with your requirements and I will do what I can to help you choose the right Safe for You . A free site survey is usually required especially for larger Safes & also if you require my fitting service.
If you want your Safe opened, I will generally ask if you can send me some pictures/photos of your safe. via whats app, email or messenger is fine.
The main reason for requesting photos is to help me give you a fair estimate of cost for the services you require. Not every opening is straight forward but I can 100% Guarantee you that I will never go in all drills blazing like some of the horror stories I hear of Diyer’s, Maintenance/facility/Handymen having a go . If the first tool out the bag is a drill then maybe re-think your choice of Engineer unless their is good reason which im sure will have been explained to you
Each to their own but you have to know your own limits. I personally feel it unnecessary to damage a customers Safe. I also respect the industry and the many great Safe engineers around the country who work tirelessly on their skillset and set extremely high standards of which I will equally seek to maintain. I am very passionate about Non Destructive Safe entry. I also never lie so I will state here and now that On the odd occasion the drilling of a Safe maybe necessary for various reasons and this will be explained if this is the case. I would be surprised if your told anything different. In the first instance all Safe entries will 98% of the time be Non destructive entry. You can take my word for it this method of entry is far more rewarding for any Safe engineer and makes the years & years of ongoing learning, Practicing , constant skill development , even more practice & not to mention the purchase of specialist equipment all worth while. To provide customers the best service available and to avoid damage to your property.
There are various types of Safes around from key operated Antique Safes, Gun cabinets, Dial Safes, to the more modern day Electronic pad Safes. I am interested in gaining entry to them all.
