Need a safe opened, installed, or repaired in Surrey? Our licensed technicians work on residential and commercial safes across Surrey and area — on the phone for a quote, on-site the same day.
From a forgotten combination to a new safe bolted to your foundation, one call covers the full picture.
A safe that won't open is a serious problem — whether you've forgotten the combination after years of setting it and forgetting it, a dial or electronic keypad has failed, or you've just moved into a Surrey property and the previous owner left a lump of steel bolted to the closet floor. We handle it without cutting corners or damaging your valuables.
Safe work varies widely depending on safe type, lock mechanism, and what's actually wrong. These are typical starting ranges — we quote on the phone once you describe the safe and the situation.
| Service | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Safe opening (non-destructive) | $150 – $350 |
| Safe opening (drilling required) | $300 – $600+ |
| Combination change (dial) | $80 – $150 |
| Combination change (electronic) | $80 – $180 |
| Electronic lock replacement | $200 – $450 |
| Safe installation (floor anchor) | $120 – $250 |
| Safe relocation (local) | $150 – $300 |
All prices are estimates. Final cost depends on safe size, access, and lock type. We give you the number before we start — no surprises on the invoice.
Describe the safe — brand, lock type, and what's happening. We'll tell you on the phone whether it's a quick combination reset or a more involved opening job, and give you a price range before we come out.
Our technician arrives in Surrey, inspects the safe and the lock mechanism, and confirms the quote. If it's a straightforward dial manipulation or electronic bypass, most jobs are done within an hour on the spot.
We open, repair, reprogram, or install — whatever the job needs. You walk away with a safe that works, a combination only you know, and a receipt showing exactly what was done.
Surrey's housing mix drives most of our safe calls. Townhome complexes in Clayton Heights and Fleetwood often have small gun safes or cash safes tucked into storage rooms — and when those move with a family, the combination sometimes doesn't. Single-family homes in South Surrey and White Rock tend to have floor safes or wall safes installed by previous owners; the new occupant has no record of the combination. Strata buildings in City Centre and Guildford present a different challenge: safe relocation when relocating between floors in a high-rise requires planning for weight and elevator access. We've handled all of it.
If you're a property manager or strata council in Surrey dealing with a safe left behind in a unit, we can assist with non-destructive opening and document the condition of contents for handover. Call us to discuss the situation before booking — we'll tell you what paperwork is reasonable to have in hand.
Retail along King George Boulevard, restaurants in Newton, and office buildings near Central City regularly call us for drop safe programming, combination resets after staff turnover, and electronic keypad replacements. We work with most commercial safe brands and can program multi-user codes on electronic models. If your business needs a new drop safe or depository safe installed to BC fire code, we can supply and fit it on a scheduled visit — no need to wait for a specialty supplier.
Yes. Non-destructive methods (dial manipulation, electronic bypass, lock picking) work on most residential safes and many commercial ones. If the lock is seized, corroded, or has been tampered with, drilling may be necessary — we'll tell you which approach applies and what it costs before we touch the safe.
Non-destructive opening leaves the safe body and contents completely intact. Drilling is targeted at the lock mechanism, not the safe door or interior — we take care to avoid hitting the contents. After a drill job, you'll need a replacement lock, which we can install in the same visit.
This is one of our most common calls. We'll come to the property, attempt non-destructive opening first, and if that doesn't work we'll drill and replace the lock. Bring your sale documents to confirm ownership — we'll note the job details for your records.
A straightforward non-destructive opening on a common residential safe typically takes 30–90 minutes. Electronic lock failures are often faster. Drilling takes longer and depends on the safe's steel gauge. We'll give you an honest estimate when we assess on-site.
Yes. Most electronic safes allow reprogramming with the existing master code — or, if that's lost, we can reset via manufacturer override or lock replacement. We'll reprogram to a combination of your choosing and walk you through the process so you don't get locked out again.
We install customer-supplied safes and can source common residential and commercial models. Call us to discuss what you need — size, fire rating, lock type — and we'll advise on suitable options and factor in the installation cost upfront.
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Every job done in-house by a licensed Surrey technician — no subcontractors.
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