London. Your company keeps the key documents including confidential customer data in a safe. You needed to retrieve them this morning. However, the only person who knew the combination to the lock has forgotten it and lost that precious piece of paper where they have made a note of it. What do you do to get out of this tricky situation? Instead of just firing the person, how about calling a reliable locksmith which provides a safe opening service?
Access Lockouts, the locksmiths in Basingstoke, Bracknell, Slough, Reading and most other areas of Berkshire, have launched a professional safe opening service. Specialising in the non-destructive opening of safes, they cover a wide range of makes and models from small domestic to larger commercial safes. The company’s locksmiths, approved by NNAL (National Network of Approved Locksmiths) are able to help customers regain access to their precious possessions with minimal damage.
Adam Hussein, the company’s owner and an experienced locksmith himself, has recognised the need in the market for such services from both residential and business customers. Adam says, “It could be that you have keys and combinations but they have suddenly stopped working. In this case the safe would need a closer examination from a safe engineer in order to establish the problem and the best method to open and to eventually get the safe in working order again. In another scenario, if you have an open / locked safe where the combination is unknown, we can reset and re-code your safe to put it back in working order.”
Access Lockouts are also able replace the existing mechanical combination lock with an electronic combination lock. If the client merely needs assistance with changing the combination code of their electronic or mechanical safe, this is a relatively inexpensive and simple process which can be carried out by a qualified safe engineer.
For companies and individuals thinking of buying a safe, Adam’s advice is to consider a number of questions, including: whether a safe will be used for security against theft or fire; whether a user turnover will necessitate frequent combination or key changes; and whether the floor or proposed area is strong enough for the weight of the safe, among other things.
Already experiencing significant demand for their new service, Access Lockouts plan to extend their service area to Oxfordshire and London.
