Your Liberty Safe isn't shipped like a typical package. Most safes weigh hundreds, sometimes over a thousand pounds and require specialized equipment and trained professionals to move safely.

Your delivery includes:

• Professional handling using heavy-duty moving equipment designed for large safes.
• Placement in your room of choice (where available), not just curbside delivery.
• Careful navigation through doorways, hallways, and tight spaces while helping protect your home.
• Leveling and positioning so your safe operates properly.
• Optional bolt-down installation for added security (available in many areas).
• Lock setup guidance so you're comfortable using your new safe before the team leaves.

1. After you place your order we will automatically route it to the nearest Liberty Safe dealer. In some instances, if you are outside of a delivery area, Liberty Safe will fulfill your order.
2. The dealer assigned to your order will reach out within 3 business days to confirm your order and provide an estimated delivery timeline.
3. When your safe is ready, the dealer will reach out and finalize a delivery date.

PLEASE NOTE: DIFFICULT DELIVERIES

• External terrain, stairway types, second-or multi floor installation, marble/tile/wood floors, etc., may incur additional charges.
• Any additional cost, such as tolls, ferry fees, bridge fees, or neighborhood/HOA entry fees, may also be added to the delivery total.
• Our dealers reserve the right to decline installations and deliveries that may involve a risk of personal injury or property damage.

Many delivery companies will show up in an unmarked truck. That way, no one in the neighborhood (or passing by) will know you’ve purchased a safe. If this is important to you, double check with the safe company to make sure their vehicles are unmarked.

Next, the team will unload the safe. Many safe companies deliver gun safes in a big, nondescript box. If you haven’t paid for installation, this is where the service will end. The movers will leave the safe on the curb. Don’t worry, though - you should be contacted first so you know that it’s coming.

Safe movers will typically do some prep work before bringing the safe in to help protect your floors. They’ll lay down blankets, plywood, or other protection to keep the safe from damaging your floor.

Professional safe movers use specialized tools to help them move large safes. Methods vary depending on the size and weight of the safe, but some common tactics include:

•  SlikSticks: These help slide the safe across your floor without damaging it
• Specialized dollies or pallet jacks: Regular dollies can bend under a big safe’s weight, so movers use reinforced versions. And if the dolly has air tires, they may pop under the pressure.
• Electric stair-climbing dollies: These are designed to carefully lift your safe up or down stairs

Many home or gun safe installers give you the option to have your safe anchored into place. We highly recommend this. It just makes your gun safe much safer. Check with your safe company to see if that’s a service they provide. If so, once the safe is in place, the team will anchor it down to the wood or concrete it’s sitting on top of. This offers two benefits:

1. Your safe won’t tip over accidentally
2. Thieves can’t tip your safe over to try and pry it open or steal it.

Nearly all moving companies will clean up for you. This includes hauling off the pallet, the box, and any other packing materials that kept your safe protected in transit.

Finally, please remember this word of caution: Delivery teams are specially trained and specially equipped to deliver and install safes into a home. They’ve had a lot of practice and are prepared to minimize the risks a falling safe poses to your property, and to the people moving it. In other words, we strongly recommend paying the extra for installation, rather than just buying some beer and pizza so your buddies can help you do it. It’s safer for your home, and for you.