1. Manipulation
Dial-by-feel combination retrieval. Leaves no marks. Preserves the original combination for you to keep. Our default on Group-2 mechanical locks.
Safe Opening · Safe Cracking · Vault Work
Lost combination, dead keypad, jammed bolt, inherited safe, drilled-out competitor mess — we open it without destroying it. Vault-grade work for residences, businesses, and estates.
Five non-destructive methods, in order of preference. Drilling is always last and always owner-authorized.
Dial-by-feel combination retrieval. Leaves no marks. Preserves the original combination for you to keep. Our default on Group-2 mechanical locks.
Boroscope inside the lock to align the gates visually. Pairs with manipulation; works on Group-2 and many electronic locks.
Motorized device dials every combination until the safe opens. Patient, predictable, non-destructive.
Direct reading of the dial to recover a forgotten combination. You walk away with the combo.
Last resort. Drilled at the manufacturer\'s engineered weak point, repaired after. Owner authorization required in writing.
Lost combo, dead keypad, jammed bolt — opened without damage.
From $80Combination, electronic, biometric, antique — opened by a Vegas licensed safe locksmith.
From $120Retrieve the combination of a mechanical or electronic safe without destruction.
From $100Replace failed electronic safe keypads (S&G, LaGard, Sargent, AMSEC ESL10).
From $150Free a stuck safe bolt or boltwork without damaging the door.
From $120Dial-by-feel combination retrieval — the locksmith's art.
From $120Controlled drilling when non-destructive methods fail. Owner-authorized only.
From $200Inside-the-lock scoping to verify wheels and align release without destruction.
From $150Mechanical autodialer attempts every combination on a Group-2 lock.
From $150Read the dial directly to recover a forgotten combination.
From $100Bypass a triggered relocker on a damaged or attempted-breach safe.
From $250Commercial time-delay locks: programming, repair, service.
From $180Liberty, AMSEC, Browning, Cannon, SentrySafe — same-day Vegas Valley.
From $100Fire-rated home and commercial safes opened without compromising the fire seal.
From $100UL-rated burglary safes: B-rate, TL-15, TL-30, TRTL-30x6.
From $200Estate-grade jewelry, watch, and high-value safes opened with discretion.
From $180In-floor concrete-mounted safes: opened, drilled, restored.
From $180In-wall hidden safes opened with minimal wall damage.
From $120Retail and bar drop safes — opened, rekeyed, recombo'd.
From $150Strip and Downtown property-coordinated guest safe opening — Vegas-unique specialty.
From $120Mosler, Diebold, Hall — pre-1960 safes opened non-destructively.
From $180Walk-in vault doors and bank-grade vault service.
From $400Fingerprint and palm-print safes serviced, programmed, and opened.
From $120Camouflage and concealed safes serviced and recovered.
From $80Las Vegas has dozens of locksmith brands. Here's what makes safe owners and estates specifically call us — and what to verify before hiring anyone else:
Most Vegas locksmiths reach for the drill first. We don't. About 85% of our safe openings are completed without drilling — manipulation, scoping, autodialer, or dial reading. Ask any locksmith you call: "What non-destructive methods will you attempt first?" The answer separates a safe specialist from a lockout service.
Nevada NRS 655 requires every locksmith to hold a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department permit. We publish our number; ask if you've heard a "Yes, we're licensed" without seeing the actual number.
We're owner-trained on AMSEC, Liberty, Browning, SentrySafe, Cannon, Hollon, Fort Knox, Mesa, Hayman, and antique Mosler — including S&G, LaGard, Sargent, and SecuRam electronic lock platforms. Most generalist locksmiths know two or three.
$150 service call, waived on jobs over $250. Safe opening typically $80–$220. Drilling +$200–$500, quoted in writing before work begins. No $19 bait pricing that becomes $400 on arrival.
You reach Vladimir or a named Armor technician — not a national call-center routing your job to whichever generic locksmith bid lowest this week.
Pre-1960 Mosler, Diebold, Hall floor safes need manipulation training, not destruction. We hold chain-of-custody documentation and document every opening for the executor's records.
Three questions to ask any safe locksmith before hiring: "What's your LVMPD permit number?" · "Will you try non-destructive methods first?" · "Have you serviced my specific safe brand?"
Only as a last resort and only with your written authorization. We default to manipulation, scoping, or autodialer. About 85% of our safe openings are non-destructive.
Typical residential safe opening: $80–$220 plus our $150 service call (waived on jobs over $250). Vault and commercial work is quoted on inspection.
Average 30–90 minutes. Manipulation can take longer on antique safes; modern electronic keypad replacement is often under 45 minutes.
Yes. Non-destructive openings preserve full safe function. Drilled openings are repaired — typically within 24 hours — and the safe restored to its original rating.
Yes — with property authorization. We work with Strip, Downtown, and Convention-area hotel security teams.