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A mainstay in the Springfield and Southwest Missouri region, Show Me Safe and Vault has proudly served the Ozarks for over 20 years now.  With a skill set that few have been able to provide, we have been the "go to" provider as the Safe and Vault Shop and Safe Moving Company that Ozark residents rely on for all safe services and vault services.  Due to the unique skills that we've acquired and the confidence we have in being able to complete any task for any client, we have also provided safe servicing in Tulsa and our safe and vault service in Kansas City and everywhere in between.

As a regional leader in our industry, we understand the importance of quality service, trustworthiness, and honesty as being pillars that support long lasting relationships with our clients.  In this industry, security and discretion are deeply personal motivating factors in continuing a working relationship.  Understanding that, it is always our desire to leave our clients with the utmost confidence that your business remains your business and your security remains ours.
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- Variety of Clients -

We gain clients from all walks of life, all kinds of backgrounds, and all kinds of reasons.  We’ve chosen to list some of those reasons below:

Combination Changes

• Some folks give us a call because they’ve been thru a relationship break-up and need to get a safe combo change or combination change.  
• Occasionally we get calls from folks who’ve decided that it would be best if their teenage children didn’t have unannounced access to the firearms in the house and request a gun safe combo change.
• Employers who have had to replace upper management oftentimes will call us to come perform a vault combination change.
• Home Owners who have purchased a new home that comes with a vault will often request a vault combo change.  Some vaults will also require an electronic combo change.
• Realty companies often call if they’re having trouble with a KeySafe and we can perform a Keysafe combo change.

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Variety of Safes and Vaults

When it comes to safes and vaults, there are many reasons that we will be called in.  These reasons include but are not limited to:  
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    - The safe has come under new ownership.
    - The owner has lost their key.
    - The owner has forgotten the combination.
    - Someone has tried to force entry.
    - Someone has illegally gained entry and the owner or insurance provider is looking for an explanation. 
    - The safe was in a fire and the owner needs helps in recovering the contents.
    - The owner is requesting a combination change.
    - A family member has died and the family and/or lawyer need access to the safe.
    - A safe has been acquired at auction with no combination or keys included.
    - A safe or vault needs repairs to non-working components.
    - An owner requests a restoration for a vintage or antique safe or vault.
    - The safe needs to be moved and is to large or heavy for the owner to handle.

As you can imagine, there are a thousand reasons for someone to own a safe or vault, and there are many different kinds of safes and vaults.  Some of the most common secure storage compartments that we see are:

• Increasingly, home owners across the Ozarks have purchased residential gun safes to keep their firearms stored in.  These safes range in size greatly from small handgun compartments that can be installed in secure locations or simply kept in a closet or under the bed, to large floor standing models with complex locking mechanisms and hours of fire protection in the chance of a home fire. 
• By the same token, many businesses also employ the use of gun safes for many different reasons.  Some are gun resellers, while others, like jewelers or cash loan facilities might require the need for a small firearm safe installed under a desk for private security.
• Many businesses that frequently handle large amounts of cash use depository safes.  A depository safe is recommended because it protects against robbery and internal theft and allows deposits of cash or valuables to be quickly made without having access to the internal compartment of the safe.
• A jeweler’s safe is the last method of defense for the jeweler against theft and burglary.  Coming in many different shapes and sizes, a jeweler’s safe might have a depository feature for quick deposit, or it might not.  A large jewelry store might use a burglary resistive vault door in front of a closet.  A jewelry store might even use a custom designed room with high density modular panels constructed of a mix of concrete and metal fibers encased in a steel frame and built into the walls of the intended secure room with an entrance secured by a vault door.
• Government offices employ the use of GSA Security Containers for the federally approved storage of government employee weapons, secured valuables, secure funds, or classified equipment, materials, components or documents.
• Commercial retail shops oftentimes use retail safes to prevent internal theft and burglary.  These safes are generally small in nature but powerful and a great protective measure against criminal activity.
• Most grocers use grocery store safes for the same reason that commercial retail shops use them, to protect against internal theft and burglarization.  Most people are aware that companies like Loomis, Brinks, and Garda provide security logistics for the transport of cash in armored vehicles to secure banking facilities.  What people often don’t think about are the number of small to mid sized businesses that use their services do to the high cash volume that comes thru their locations.  This cash is not all kept in a cash register.  Because of the risk, grocery stores and other retails businesses use safes to store the money until it can be safely transported to their banking institution.
• The vast majority of office building and “secure information” rich businesses apply the use of File safes.  A file safe is generally more than a secure locking file cabinet.  A locking file cabinet is generally accepted as a low security option.  Safes for secure files are often larger structures with compartments designed for the use of various sized important documents.  File safes are generally only considered to be secure if they have a high level of fire prevention.  Law Offices, Insurance Companies, Doctors Offices, and many others are clients that use these forms of safes.
• Residential and Commercial property owners alike will often consider a floor safe for the added protection of 5 sides encased in concrete.  These are also called in ground safes.  While they can provide an extra measure of prevention and safety, they too have their vulnerabilities such as exposure to flooding and sometimes poor construction of the hinge bolts.
• Many people enjoy the novelty of picking up a vintage safe or an antique safe at auction.  They enjoy the thrill of having the safe opened to see what treasures may lie inside.  Clients also come into possession of these old safes thru inheritance and want to see them restored.  

Safe Moving, Vault Moving, and Heavy Object Moving

Thru over twenty years in the industry, we’ve become quite adept at moving safes, vaults and other objects that need to remain secure for clients.  As you can imagine, this results in some strange requests every now and then!  Items that we move on a regular basis with complete security protocol are any variety of safe including: 

Safes - Whether it be a large Jeweler’s Safe, a Deposit Safe, or a Gun Safe, you can imagine how important it is to not drop it in the slightest bit as this would cause the internal mechanisms to become off alignment, misalign the door or hinges, or could break an internal glass plate which would activate the spring loaded relocked pins.

Bank Vaults - Yes, we said that correctly.  We have moved entire vaults.  To the extent that we have had to remove the wall of a business to successfully remove the vault.  There are obviously lots of moving pieces in a job like this, but we take our responsibility seriously and are here to meet your requests.

ATM Machines - Being a cash machine mover is a serious responsibility and not just anyone can be trusted with the job.  ATM’s are highly sophisticated pieces of equipment and typically carry thousands of dollars in cash at any given time.  Although the access compartment to the cash is fairly unsophisticated, there is computer processing hardware inside that cannot risk damage by a fall or an inexperienced mover.

Vending Machine - Moving a vending machine can require a lot of patience due to their size and variations in complexity.  Many older vending machines are far less technical but much heavier.  Newer models are for more technical with more moving components and computerized software, but less heavy.  Having experience with the equipment is a must for anyone being considered to move these machines.

Safe Repair and Safe Moving in Springfield, MO and the Ozarks

Springfield is the third largest city in Missouri and the most populous city in our region of the state.  Home to a Double A baseball feeder team for the St. Louis Cardinals, the Springfield Cardinals, and home to several colleges and universities.  The birthplace of Route 66, considered the “Queen City of the Ozarks” and steeped in history and lore, Springfield is a community that attracts millions of visitors a year due to it’s own prowess but also due to it’s proximity to Branson and the surrounding Ozark mountains and the outdoor activities that they provide visitors.  Home to Johnny Morris’ Bass Pro Shops, and it’s inviting year round outdoor activities, Springfield attracts gun enthusiasts from all over the world with it’s unique firearm museums and abounding hunting opportunities.  Consequently, gun safes are very popular in our area.

Springfield and the Ozarks region have always had a penchant for attracting the outlaw.  From the famous Baldknobbers of local lore to widely known gunmen and lawmen, our lovely city and region has always had a fair share of people interested in keeping their valuables secure and requiring those who were fit for the task.  Bank robberies, a shoot-out in the town square involving Wild Bill Hickok, tales of Civil War Gold, Bonnie and Clyde, and the presence of notorious mobster John Gotti, one of the nation’s largest homes, and over 3 million square feet of secure and secret underground storage fill the air with the lure of riches, the provision of securing valuables, and the confidence of secrecy for those in the know.

Show Me Safe and Vault proudly sits in the midst of it all with the earned trust and confidence of the business owners and private individuals that we have worked with thru the years.  Our companies’ commitment to maintaining the highest standards of knowledge in our industry are shown in the quality of delivered work and the level of customer service we provide.  If you or your business require a safe and vault specialist or a professional safe mover, consider us as your first choice for inquiry.

Show Me Safe and Vault maintains professional relationships with the most reliable names in the business including Brown, Cannon, Gardall, and Fort Knox.  We maintain a professional association with the industry leading Safe and Vault Technician Association (SAVTA).