Since most safes are not waterproof, condensation can build up inside damaging the safe’s contents. Silica (desiccant) bags absorb moisture and can keep your valuables protected from mold, mildew, corrosion and water damage.
Placing your safe in a moisture-prone area, such as a garage, can increase the chances of moisture damage to the safe’s contents. (more…)
News about the state of the economy has more people looking at gold as an investment. While we cannot say whether this is a good idea or not, there will be more people looking for a safe harbor for their investments. What we do know is that if a person is investing in gold, and they physically have the gold in hand, they need to ensure that the gold does not fall into the hands of thieves or is lost in a fire. Over the past 60 years, we have worked with many businesses and homeowners to secure valuables and our recommendation for the right type of safe depends on your answers to a couple of questions. (more…)
How to break open a safe is usually a question only thieves and locksmiths think about. Anyone looking at purchasing a safe should be thinking about this question too. No, you won’t be breaking into a safe, but you want to keep the burglars from breaking into yours. With just a little knowledge, you can protect yourself and your belongings from even the most sophisticated burglar. Here are some things to keep in mind when purchasing a safe: (more…)