Camps Bay
Roadrunner Locksmith

We went over the safe’s combination changing procedure with the homeowner and helped them update the combination to a new, secure sequence. We checked the tightness of the anchor points and bolts. We identified a few that needed some tightening, which I performed securely. Finally, we gave the door and hinges a thorough inspection. There weren’t any signs of misalignment or rust, but we did lubricate the hinges with a silicone-based lubricant to ensure smooth operation.

Convenience: Eliminate the need for keys or remembering codes for multiple doors (if you use them elsewhere in your house). Controlled Access: Restrict access to the pantry for children or pets who might grab unhealthy snacks or make a mess. Potential Security Boost: Prevents someone from easily accessing the pantry if they break into your house. Push button locks are a convenient way to manage access to your home, particularly useful for those who frequently lose keys. However, for maximum security, they should be paired with a strong deadbolt mechanism and complex codes.

Here are some signs that it’s time to service your safe.
Age: Safes, like many mechanical devices, have a lifespan. If your safe is over 20 years old, it may be due for a service.
Unusual noises: If you hear unusual noises coming from your safe, such as grinding or scraping, it could be a sign of internal wear and tear.
Difficulty opening: If you’re having trouble opening your safe, it might be due to a malfunctioning lock or internal mechanism.
Signs of tampering: If you notice any signs of tampering, such as pry marks or damaged hinges, it’s important to have your safe inspected.
Recent relocation: If you’ve recently moved your safe, it’s a good idea to have it serviced to ensure it’s still functioning properly.
Regular maintenance can help to prolong the life of your safe and ensure its continued security. It’s recommended to have your safe serviced every 2-3 years, or more frequently if you notice any signs of wear and tear.