Safe Sales and Repair in Naples, FL
and Surrounding Areas

The optimal safe for home security in Naples should offer both fire and burglary protection while offering organization and storage that meets the homeowner’s needs. Models like the AMSEC BF6030 provide UL-certified RSC burglary protection and ETL-certified 60-minute fire protection, featuring a robust ½-inch solid steel plate door. Additionally, “A” Locksmith in Naples offers a variety of American-made safes tailored to diverse security needs.

Not all fireproof safes are designed to withstand burglary attempts. It’s crucial to choose a safe that is explicitly rated for both fire and burglary resistance. For instance, safes with a UL TL-15 or TL-30 rating have been tested against specific burglary tools for 15 or 30 minutes, respectively, while also offering fire protection.

The choice between biometric, dial combination, and electronic locks depends on your preferences for convenience, speed, and security. Biometric locks allow quick access using fingerprints but many cheap biometric locking safes have been recalled and found to be defective on low quality brands. Electronic keypad locks are by far the most popular choice. These offer programmable codes and are fast, easy to use, secure, and dependable, but require batteries to operate. Combination dial locks take the longest to open, are the most secure with many combinations, don’t need a power source, but are the most difficult to use. All types of locks are available on various safes, including those offered by “A” Locksmith.

Heavier safes are more challenging for burglars to remove, but if we can wheel your new safe in on a dolly with ease, a burglar can wheel it out just as easily. “A” Locksmith provides safes ranging from 180 lbs to over 3,000 lbs. More important than the weight of the safe is having your safe professionally bolted down, a service they offer to prevent a burglar from moving or tipping over your safe.

By far the most popular place to install a safe is in the primary bedroom’s closet. “A” Locksmith’s safe and security experts recommend installing your safe strategically in an area away from common sources of fires, including the kitchen, fireplace, and garage while also remaining out of view for burglars who may be scoping out your property. Typically a closet is the best choice. Consider factors like convenience, concealment, floods, fires, and potential burglars when choosing your safe’s location.

Gun safes are specifically designed to securely store firearms, often featuring specialized racks to organize long rifles. Home safes, on the other hand, are intended for valuables like documents, jewelry, and cash, offering varying levels of fire and burglary protection. “A” Locksmith provides both types, tailored to meet specific security requirements. Many of our clients without long guns prefer the height and convenience of a gun safe, upgrading to an all-purpose interior that has shelves and drawers, maximizing storage space and minimizing bending over to access their items.

Absolutely! Professional locksmiths, such as the team at “A” Locksmith, are skilled in safe opening and repair services. They can assist with lost combinations, malfunctioning locks, replacing dead batteries in a safe, and other access issues, often employing non-destructive methods to preserve the safe’s integrity.

Installing a high-quality safe often leads to home insurance discounts for years to come on scheduled items such as watches, collectibles, and jewelry. For extensive collections insurance carriers sometimes require safes with specific burglary and fire protection ratings which can be tricky to find. Our safe experts will work with you and your agent to find or even design a safe that meets your insurance company’s requirements, but also and your organization and style preferences.