Las Vegas Safe Opening and Repair
Most safe calls start with a keypad that will not open, and most end with a repair and not a new safe. Silver State Locksmith comes to you, tells you the price first and treats drilling as the last choice.
- Check the Battery A weak 9 volt is behind many dead keypads.
- Proof Comes First We ask for ID and proof that the safe is yours.
- Price Comes First You hear the price before any work starts.
- Open 24 Hours Business work can be set for before or after closing.
Jump To Pick Your Problem The Types of Safes We Work On What to Have Ready
Pick Your Problem
| What Happened | What It Usually Means | Read More |
|---|---|---|
| Keypad is dead or beeping | A weak battery comes first, then the lock itself | Safe Will Not Open |
| Forgot the combination or lost the key | A locksmith opens it and replaces or resets the lock | Safe Will Not Open |
| Fingerprint reader fails | Try the backup key or code, then clean the sensor | Gun Safes |
| Bolts are jammed | Often a repair, if the body is sound | Repair or Replace |
| Safe was pried or burned | A thin box is usually replaced | Repair or Replace |
| Staff codes need to change | Many electronic locks hold several user codes | Business Safes |
The Types of Safes We Work On
- Gun safes and biometric gun safes
- Fire resistant home safes
- Electronic and combination safes
- Wall and floor safes
- Jewelry and high security safes
- Depository and commercial safes
- Data safes
- Antique safes
If yours is not listed, call and describe it.
What to Have Ready
- A photo ID
- Proof the safe is yours, such as a receipt or paperwork
- The brand and model, if you can see them
- Where the safe sits, and if it is bolted down
We ask for proof on every safe. This protects you and keeps what is inside away from the wrong hands.
Questions We Get
Can you open a safe without the combination?
Yes, in most cases. We start with methods that do no damage. Drilling is a last resort, and you hear the price before we begin.
Who runs this site?
Silver State Locksmith, owned by Mike German and Ezra Goldstein. See the about page.
Where We Go