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Tarrant County Lock & Safe has a very highly skilled and experienced Safecracker on staff, who can open many safes with little or no damage at all. He can dial open many safes, and then give you the existing combination, or set a new one for you. A safecracker (also known as a safeman) is a professional who opens safes for people when they can no longer open them, maybe they lost the combination to the safe, or maybe a burglar tried to break in to or gain entry into the safe or vault and broke the dial or handle off or both, maybe the combination just stopped working all of the sudden.
A Safecracker will open your safe with the least amount of damage as possible, remove any broken parts, and install a new lock or locks if needed. Some safes also have a key which in some cases may require the cylinder to be replaced, sometimes we can just rekey the lock and cut new keys.
We can open your locked safe. Many safes can be opened with little or no damage, others must be drilled and then repaired.
We can repair your safe if it stops working properly or easily.
We can service your safe to prevent a costly lockout.
We can move your safe to a different location and bolt it securely to the floor.
We can change the combination on your safe. (Electronic locks and Dial locks)
We can install electronic push button locks on many safes if you prefer not to have to dial a combination, then you can just enter your code into a keypad and then open the safe door.
Call Tarrant County Lock & Safe for all your safe needs, such as:
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To purchase a new or used safe.
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To have your unwanted safe hauled off "FREE".
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Your safe becomes difficult to open or close. (NEVER slam or force a safe door closed... if it is difficult, leave it open and call us, it will save you money.)
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You regularly find yourself having to dial the combination more than once to open your safe.
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Your safe has not been serviced within the last year. (Two years if the safe is opened less than once per month)
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Your safe will no longer open.
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You have lost the combination to your safe, or forgotten the proper dialing sequence.
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Your electronic safe lock begins making irregular beeping or chirping noises.
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A key broke off in the lock.
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You need to change your safe combination.
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You find or suspect that somebody has obtained your combination, or a copy of a key to your safe.
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You need to bolt your safe down.
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Somebody attempted to break into your safe. (Please call the police first, if this is the case)
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A loved one has passed away, and you think there may be a will inside his or her locked safe.
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You need to have your safe deposit box opened at your bank.
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You have only been turning your safe dial a couple of numbers each day to lock and unlock it, and now somebody came along and turned the dial all the way around and you have no idea what the combination is.
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