Safes & Vaults
Selection, delivery coordination, bolting down, servicing: the whole lifecycle of heavy security.
What this service actually involves
Beyond openings, safes have a lifecycle: choosing one whose burglary and fire ratings match what it will hold, getting it placed and anchored so it cannot simply leave with the burglar, periodic servicing of bolt work and locks, and combination management as households and businesses change. Vault doors and gun safes live in the same practice.
Anchoring deserves its own sentence: an unbolted safe under several hundred pounds is a carryable box, and most residential burglars would rather carry than crack. Proper anchoring into slab, done cleanly, multiplies the security of any safe more than the next rating tier does.
Questions, answered straight
What rating do I actually need?
Match the rating to the contents: documents want fire ratings measured in hours, valuables want a real burglary rating, and most homes are best served by a mid-tier unit properly anchored, not a monster on a budget lock.
Can you bolt down a safe we already own?
Yes, anchoring existing safes into concrete is routine and is the single best upgrade an unbolted safe can get.
Gun safes too?
Selection, anchoring, lock service and openings included, with the access-speed versus child-security tradeoff discussed honestly.
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