Careful shifting and relocation of heavy tijori, home safes, office lockers and commercial vault units - planned around your building, your access route, and your timeline, so nothing gets damaged and nothing goes missing in transit.
Authorized channel partner of Steelage, ChubbSafes & Ozone Security Solutions.
Every safe tested to global standards — BIS, EN Grade & Japanese Grade certified.
Careful movement of heavy safes, tijori and lockers with planning for stairs, lift, floor protection and re-installation. Moving a safe is nothing like moving furniture — the weight is concentrated, the balance point is unforgiving, and one misjudged corner can damage a stairwell, crack a tile, or injure the people carrying it. Our team treats every shifting job as a two-part operation: the move itself, and the re-installation at the destination, so the unit is not just relocated but properly anchored and functional again the moment it reaches its new spot. This page explains the service clearly, with process, benefits and support points, so you know exactly what happens before our team steps into your home, office, or showroom.
We collect basic details such as product size, floor level, access route, lock issue, installation location and urgency. This groundwork lets us assign the right number of technicians, the correct lifting equipment, and a realistic time estimate before the job ever begins — so there's no under-preparation on the day of the move.
Work is handled carefully with proper tools, handling support, movement planning and customer updates. Every stage of the physical move — from the first lift to placement at the new location — is executed with floor protection, corner guarding, and constant communication, so you're never left wondering what stage the job is at.
Final checking, usage tips, care guidance and next-step suggestions are shared after completion. We don't consider a relocation finished the moment the safe is set down — it's finished once the unit is stable, functional, and you've walked through anything you should know about its new placement.
For house shifting, showroom relocation, office movement and floor-to-floor safe transfer.
Basic requirement, product type and location details are collected upfront, over a call, before any technician is dispatched. This first conversation is what allows us to quote accurately and prepare the right team for your specific unit — whether it's a home locker or a commercial vault.
Access route, staircase, lift and placement area are reviewed in detail. We check doorway widths, turning angles, lift capacity, and floor surfaces at both pickup and destination, because most shifting damage happens at access bottlenecks not planned for in advance.
Proper handling and support guidance is planned before work begins. The right number of technicians, lifting straps, trolleys, and protective material are decided based on the unit's actual weight and the access challenges identified during the site review — not assigned as a generic default.
Customer receives clear handover and usage or service advice once the safe is replaced at its destination. This includes confirming the unit is level and stable, checking that the lock still operates smoothly after the move, and sharing any care guidance relevant to the new location.
Share your requirement and our team will suggest the right tijori, safe or locker service.
A safe or tijori is designed to be immovable — that's precisely what makes it secure. Ironically, that same quality makes relocating one risky without the right experience. Standard moving crews are trained for furniture and boxes, not units that can weigh anywhere from 100 kilos to over a tonne, with weight concentrated unevenly around the locking mechanism. Attempting a shift without assessing floor load capacity, lift limits, or staircase turning angles is how safes end up damaging buildings — or tipping during transport. Our approach treats every relocation as an engineering task first and a labour task second: route checked, load calculated, and re-installation planned before the unit is ever lifted.
Every safe we supply carries an independent certification you can verify — not a strength claim printed on a brochure.
| Standard | Region | What it certifies |
|---|---|---|
| BIS (IS 550) | India | The Bureau of Indian Standards mark for safes and security equipment, covering burglary resistance and build quality. |
| EN Grade | Europe | European grading for burglary resistance, rated from Grade 0 upward according to the level of attack a unit withstands. |
| Japanese Grade | Japan | Japanese classification covering fire resistance and the rated duration a unit protects paper records. |
Ask us for the certification of any specific model — we will confirm the exact rating before you order.
Choosing who installs, repairs, or relocates your safe matters as much as choosing the safe itself. Tijoriwalas is an authorized channel partner of Steelage, ChubbSafes, and Ozone Security Solutions — a status that reflects a track record these manufacturers have verified directly. Every technician handling your unit is trained on genuine mechanisms from these brands, and every relocation follows manufacturer-aligned handling practice rather than a generic moving-crew approach.
This authorization sits alongside product-level certification. The safes and lockers we supply are tested and certified to recognised standards — BIS under IS 550 in India, EN Grade ratings in Europe, and Japanese Grade classifications — so the protection a unit offers is independently verified, not a manufacturer's claim taken at face value.
For customers, this means a safe relocated by an authorized partner keeps its manufacturer warranty intact and is re-installed the way it was engineered to work — not just moved and set down.