SAFETRENDS (619) 913-9533

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![]() MISSION STATEMENT: The mission of Safetrends is to provide our customers with long-lasting relationships, first class service, highest standards of ethics, integrity, product/labor warranty and offer only the best products for our customer needs. We are committed to maintaining complete privacy of our customers. For further details please contact us at: Phone: 619.913.9533 or Fax: 619.448.0391 |




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Tradesman:
*A tradesman who performs work as a locksmith, or in my case a master safe technician, is required to have a locksmith license issued to them by the State of California. The State of California does not have a Safe and Vault license, they do not recognize safe and vault technicians.
A regular locksmith license starts with letters, a state contractors license is strictly numbers. A contractor’s license, which is different than a locksmith license, is required for any tradesman who performs work that exceeds $500.00 for the consumer. If a tradesman does not have a contractors license and works for the consumer over $500.00, they forfeit the money owed to them.
To check for a contractor or locksmith license use this link: http://www.cslb.ca.gov/
Locksmiths and Safe Technicians:
Locksmiths are people who work on locks, from automotive to homes, general in nature.
Safe Technicians are people who are "specialized" in safe and vault opening, repair and service. The safe technician has tools that are specific in nature, safe technicians can open safes using manipulation, or drilling a hole with a 1/16" drill bit, the largest hole a safe technician should drill is 1/4". The safe technician is a skilled craftsman that can weld a broken part in a safe, create new parts for a safe, and have a fabrication mind set.
The typical locksmith normally does not carry these specialized tools.