Here we have a Chatwood Milner EDR safe circa 1966 (they don't make them like this anymore)…

Our Approach: Non-Destructive First

Our priority at Safebusters is always non-destructive entry. This means we aim to open your safe without damaging it or its contents. Using specialist tools and decades of experience, we can often decode or manipulate the lock mechanism to get your safe open smoothly and safely.

If non-destructive entry isn’t possible, we’ll always explain the options before proceeding with minimal

The Milners safe originates from the 1830s, a British family run company, known for their beautiful, fire-proof designs…

Withers Brothers safes date back from the late 1800’s, extremely popular safe then and currently, renowned for their build quality…

Chubb grade one safe picked open and restored. Embankment-London -Safebusters attending a large office in London and managed get this open for the client, not a easy job but we got it open.

SMP Safe opened within the hour for an emergency call out in London- we saved the day for the cusomer who was on the way to a chrisening a lovley thankyou to Safebusters from the customer.

This SMP Salopian combination was located in the KT postcode area, Surrey. The customer had recently moved into a new house and found this safe on arrival…

John Tann safes have long been favoured by banks and private bankers due to their substantial construction, compact footprint, and enhanced security features.

This particular John Tann safe, fitted with an indirect dial lock, was expertly opened by safebusters in central London without damage and successfully returned to full working service.