Silver State Locksmith opens, repairs and installs wall safes in Las Vegas homes and businesses at any hour, every day of the year. We come to you, so a safe set into the wall stays where it is while we work on the lock, and a technician usually gets there in 20 to 30 minutes.

A wall safe is built for hiding small things rather than storing bulky ones, so it pairs well with a floor safe or a freestanding unit for larger items.

Service in placeWe work on the lock with the safe still mounted in the wall, so the surrounding drywall and trim stay exactly where they are.
Lost key helpWall safe key locks can often be picked or decoded, and a replacement key can usually be cut during the same visit.
Clean installsNew wall safes are installed between the studs and fastened securely to the framing, after a check for wiring and pipes.
Owner checksWe ask for proof of ownership before opening any wall safe, whether it is in a house, an apartment or an office.

What Kind of Wall Safe Do You Have?

Wall safes look alike from the front, but the door construction, the lock and the rating all change how a technician approaches the opening.

Standard Wall Safe

This is a shallow steel box fastened between two studs, with a flush door and a key, dial or keypad lock. Common trouble includes lost keys, dead keypad batteries and doors that bind after the box gets knocked out of square.

Fire Resistant Wall Safe

It looks thicker at the door edge and has a fire rating label inside, but a shallow wall cavity limits how much insulation fits, so ratings vary a lot. The tight seal can trap humidity that leaves paper damp over time.

High Security Wall Safe

A heavier door, thicker steel and sometimes a UL burglary rating such as TL 15 set these models apart. Lockouts usually come from the lock itself, and opening one without damage takes patience and the right method.

Media and Data Wall Safe

These have a thick inner liner meant to keep disks, drives and photographs cooler during a fire than a paper safe would. The lock and seal need careful handling so the liner is not damaged when the safe is opened.

Hidden Biometric Wall Safe

Some wall safes hide behind a mirror or panel and open with a fingerprint reader plus a backup keypad or key. Weak batteries, a dirty sensor and a lost backup code are the usual causes of a lockout.

Problems We Fix

I lost the key to my wall safe.The technician picks or decodes the lock and cuts a replacement key, or installs a new lock if the original one is worn out.
The keypad beeps but the door will not open.We test the power supply and the code entry, then open the safe and repair or replace the electronic keypad lock.
The lock released but the door is still stuck.A bent hinge or a box pulled out of square can bind the door, so we free it, open the safe and adjust the fit.
I moved into a house with a wall safe and nobody gave me the code.With proof that the home and the safe are yours, we open it and set up a new code or key that only you know.

How We Handle the Job

1
Confirm ownership
We check paperwork that ties you to the home or business, such as a deed, lease or utility bill, before touching the lock.
2
Look before using tools
The technician checks the lock type, the door fit and the wall around it, then quotes the job.
3
Open without damage
Picking, decoding, manipulation or a keypad bypass come first, so the safe and the wall stay intact.
4
Repair and test
If drilling was the only way in, we repair the safe, fit a working lock and test it with you before leaving.

What Decides the Price

The price of wall safe work depends on the lock type and how the safe is opened. A lost key on a simple lock is usually quicker than a keypad that has to be bypassed and replaced. A high security model takes more time and care, while new installations depend on the wall and whatever runs inside it.

You hear the price before any work starts, business estimates are free, and for general rates you can see locksmith costs in Las Vegas.

Choosing a Spot for a Wall Safe in Las Vegas

Most Las Vegas homes are framed with wood studs over a concrete slab, so a wall safe fits between studs in an interior wall. Closet walls and the back of a pantry are common choices because they stay out of sight and away from outside heat. Avoid exterior walls that face west, where summer sun bakes the stucco and can warm whatever sits inside.

Renters in apartments and condos should get written approval before cutting into a wall, since most leases treat it as a change to the unit. For stores and offices that need a wall safe for cash or spare keys, our commercial locksmith service can plan the install.