• Jeremy Reeder, retired master safecracker
• The Safe House
• Meridian, Idaho, USA
• jeremy@gridscout.net — OpenPGP public key

Do you need a top-notch safecracker or a vault repairman? I’m retired, but in Idaho you can’t go wrong with Lance Mayhew of Ada County Lock & Safe.

Jeremy Reeder, master safecracker

Does your safe or vault need maintenance?

Well-maintained safes are easier to operate and more secure than their neglected counterparts. By performing proper annual maintenance, a skilled vault engineer can correct problems with the lock before they become severe. Without this maintenance, the lock will, at some point, stop working. This can have either of two undesirable results: you can’t open your safe, or your safe is left vulnerable to burglary. So if it’s got any of these symptoms, or if it’s been a while since its last professional service, then I suggest you call for help.

Has a burglar damaged your safe?

Burglars tend to favor safecracking methods that involve brute force and large hammers. They break off dials and handles, cut hinges, and in general smash things up. Fortunately, these popular methods are largely unsuccessful against modern safes. If you are a victim of such thuggery, you may be left with no way to open the safe on your own. A skilled professional safecracker can resolve this.

Looking for help robbing a bank?

We’re not interested in this kind of work, so quit asking.

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