Safes & Vaults
Safes & Vaults
Safes opened, repaired, recombinated, and serviced — non-destructive manipulation first; drilling only as a documented last resort with proof of ownership.
For homeowners and businesses with a sealed, jammed, or forgotten safe.
Call us if…
- Forgot the combination
- Dead keypad / electronic lock battery
- Inherited a safe, no code
- Dial spins but won’t open
- Want a safe moved & re-anchored
What we do on-site
- Non-destructive safe opening
- Combination & code reset
- Electronic lock battery & repair
- Drilling (last resort, then repaired)
- Safe delivery, anchoring & service
Up-front pricing
JobRangeNotes
Home/electronic safe opening$95–$250manipulation first
Combination reset / recombinate$65–$160on most models
Drill & repair (last resort)$220–$650with proof of ownership
Commercial / gun-safe servicequotedafter inspection
Plus a flat $19 service call. Your exact price is confirmed before any work begins.
Common questions
How much will it cost — really?
You get a price range on the phone and a confirmed price before any work begins, in writing on the invoice. A flat $19 service call applies; lockouts typically run $45–$95, rekeys $20–$35 per cylinder, car keys $120–$420 depending on the vehicle. After-hours adds $25–$45, disclosed up front. The number we quote is the number you pay.
Why do you ask for my ID and proof of ownership?
Before we open any home, car, or safe we verify photo-ID and that you’re entitled to access — a deed, lease, registration, or matching ID. It’s not bureaucracy; it’s what keeps a locksmith from being a burglar’s best friend. A locksmith who DOESN’T ask is a red flag.
Will you have to drill my safe?
Almost never as a first step. We manipulate and use non-destructive techniques first; drilling is a documented last resort, performed only with proof of ownership, and we repair the safe afterward. We’ll explain the plan and price before we start.