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It is not difficult with a couple correct tools. Are you sure you or a friend of yours can't do this?
The job is very small to do in most cases, and you want to find a service person to do that small job on the cheap? Might not pay the gas to get there...
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A cheap hammerdrill from harbor freight some masonry anchors and a hammer and crescent wrench & a couple 3/8" x 5" lag bolts and drill bits. Go to home depot ask the hardware people how to do it. Go online and look up. Pretty simple for less than $75-$80 bucks and now you have some tools. not rocket science even a woman could do it.9lol)
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It would only take me 30 minutes tops. But the two plus hour drive each way is keeping me from volunteering to do it for you. I hope someone closer steps up and helps you.
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Are you bolting to a concrete floor, or to studs in the walls? You can rent or buy a SDS hammerdrill for $50 (rent) to $300(buy) if its concrete. I would be hesitant to have someone I didnt know install my safe since that is somebody who knows you have firearms or valuables worth stealing. If you were in the sac area I would help you out, but orange county is a bit of a drive. If you bought your safe from a gun store or the manufacturer you could probably contact them for a reliable installer, but it is better to do it yourself IMO.
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I have http://www.amazon.com/Porter-Cable-P...s=hammer+drill and http://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DW5207-...s=hammer+drill used ONCE to anchor my safe. PM me if u want to buy.
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You could give Boswell Safe a call. They post on here.
I just bought a safe from them and they installed it this morning. They're out of Temecula but I believe they come up here fairly often. |
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$75 for us to come take care of it. Were in your area once or twice a week. Give us a call if you would like to schedule. Thank you.
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You can rent a hammer drill from home depot. Get the anchors there as well. It is not rocket surgery...
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