SAFE RELOCATION SERVICES

Safe relocation, delivery

& installation across Victoria

Safes are heavy. A small home safe weighs 30-50kg. A commercial safe can weigh 200-500kg or more. Moving one without the right equipment and experience risks injury, property damage and damage to the safe itself.

We relocate safes of all sizes across North East Victoria and beyond. Whether you're moving house, renovating, upgrading to a bigger safe, or relocating your business, we've got the equipment and the know-how to move your safe safely.

What's involved

Site assessment

We check access, stairs, floor load ratings and any obstacles before moving day

Specialist equipment

Trolleys, ramps, skates and lifting gear rated for the weight

Safe transport

Secure vehicle with tie-down points

Positioning and bolting

Placed exactly where you want it and bolted down to specification

Testing

We make sure everything works before we leave

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When you need safe relocation

Moving house or office and you need your safe moved too
Renovating and the safe needs to be temporarily relocated
Buying a new safe — we deliver and install it
Disposing of an old safe — we remove it
Deceased estate — safe needs to be moved or opened

Coverage area

Serving the Hume corridor

and all of North East Victoria.

We cover the entire Hume corridor from Kalkallo to Albury-Wodonga, plus the High Country and Alpine region. Benalla, Wangaratta, Seymour, Broadford, Wodonga, Mansfield, Myrtleford, Bright, Mount Beauty and everywhere in between.

For larger relocations, we travel across Victoria. Give us a call and we'll work out the logistics.

Safe Relocation services

Brands we work with

Why use a locksmith for safe moving?

A removalist will move your furniture.
They won't move your safe — and if they do, they're not insured for it.

We specialise in safes. We know how they're built, how they balance, and how to handle them without damaging your floors, walls or the safe mechanism. We also make sure it's properly bolted down at the other end, which is half the point of having a safe in the first place.