Safe Locksmith in Bustleton, Philadelphia

Business safes on the Boulevard

The shopping centers and storefronts along Roosevelt Boulevard, Bustleton Avenue and Grant Avenue run on safes most customers never see: drop safes for deposits, under-counter safes for the register, and heavier rated safes for whatever needs the most protection. When one of them won't open, the store can't close out the day.

This is Mike's home ground as a specialist. He came to safe work through the banking industry, servicing under-counter steel, ATMs, teller cash recyclers and other high-security containers. For a business, that means:

• Drop, deposit and under-counter safes opened, repaired or serviced
• Code changes when managers or staff leave
• Lock upgrades from a dial to a keypad
• Drilling and repair on safes whose lock has failed for good
• ATM safe service and time locks

Change the code when people leave

In a business, the safe code tends to spread. A manager gives it to a shift lead, the shift lead quits, and a year later nobody knows who has it. Changing the code when someone leaves is the easiest fix. If the lock is old enough that changing it is risky, it's a good time to replace it with a lock that suits how the business works.

Home and gun safes in Bustleton

Off the main roads, Bustleton is twins, single homes and apartment complexes. Mike opens home and gun safes with lost combinations, failed keypads and missing keys, and handles lost combinations on safes that came with the house.

What customers say

Mike is a member of the Safe & Vault Technicians Association and ALOA. For storefront and back doors, see commercial locksmith and master key systems.