T&T Liberty Safes has been proudly serving Kern County for over 30 years, and have since expanded our service to 7 more counties. We focus on safes and storage containers, as well as the accessories that go with them.

We have two locations to serve you. One is in Bakersfield, California, and the other is in Clovis, California.

We serve the following 8 counties in California: Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, San Luis Obispo, and Tulare.

We primarily sell gun safes, but we also sell vault doors, personal safes, business safes and floor safes, as well as handgun vaults for bedside, vehicle and office.

Yes, we do. While some accessories are made exclusively for the manufacturer's brand and models, many of them work with other brands, too.

Yes! We're happy to carry Fort Knox Security Mailboxes. Extremely well built and great for stopping mail and identity theft. Click here for more information.

Yes, we do! We are an official CASE knife dealer and have a large selection of knives on display in our Bakersfield store.

We offer a selection of SecuRam electronic locks, as well as Sargent & Greenleaf mechanical locks that you can install yourself or hire us to install for you. See the section below marked General Questions & Advice Regarding Safes for more details.

We offer services from curbside drop off to full delivery/installation of all safes we sell, for a fee that depends on the size and weight of the safe, as well as the distance travelled. See the section below marked Moves, Deliveries & Installations for more details.

Absolutely! See the section below marked Moves, Deliveries & Installations for more details. If you'd like a quote, you can fill out this Quote Request.

We offer a variety of services, mainly for brands we have sold over the years. Services include lock change, drill outs, mechanical repair and replacement of safes due to warranty, among other types. Se the section below marked About Our Services for more details.

Gun Safes:We primarily sell gun safes and have a large variety of brands and sizes for you to choose from.

Vault Doors:Sometimes you want to convert an entire room into a security storage center for all you valuables.

Personal Safes: We sell a variety of safes designed for personal storage, whether it's cash, jewelry, coins or other property you want protected. We have a lot of different sizes, security levels and designs to choose from.

Handgun & Compact Vaults:We sell a lot of different sized handgun storage containers designed to fit by your bed, under your desk and in your vehicle.

Business Safes: We have a selection of safes designed for businesses, including depository safes with 2 separate vaults, 1 for manager and the other for employees.

Floor Safes: We have a selection of floor safes from Dakota and American Security.

Not all safes we sell are listed on our website, due to current availability and specialty. If what you're looking for is not listed, please Contact Us here. We'd love to look it up for you!

For safes, we consistently carry Liberty, Browning, Rhino, Champion, Fort Knox and American Security. For handgun vaults, we carry Vaultek, Liberty's Home Defender series and V-Line specialty safes.

We offer delivery and installation for every safe we sell, with the exception of our floor safes. See the section below marked Moves, Deliveries & Installations for more details.

Almost all standing long gun safes come with a limited lifetime warranty against fire and theft, provided by the safe's manufacturer. Most smaller safes come in a wide range of warranties, from 1 year to limited lifetime.

We sell Sargent & Greenleaf mechanical locks and SecuRam electronic locks. The electronic locks range from keypad (push button) to biometric (fingerprint).

For all safes purchased, the lock will have a warranty set by the manufacturer. If we install the lock, it will come with a 1 year warranty. There is no warranty if a customer installs the lock themselves.

Yes, for every safe we sell (with the exception of floor safes), we offer delivery and installation options.

There is a fee for the delivery and installation of a safe. The fee depends on different factors such as the size and weight of the safe, whether it is a drop off or full installation, the distance we will be taking it, the difficulty of the task, etc.

If we are doing a full installation for you, we will bolt down the safe at no additional charge. The only exception to this is if your home has a post-tension foundation. The safe will need to have predrilled holes on the bottom for us to bolt it down (most safes do).

Yes, but it depends on certain factors such as weight and size, the dimensions of the staircase and landing, the stability of the stairs being used, etc. Our general rule is we will take a safe upstairs only if we feel it is safe for the crew, the homeowner and the home.

Yes, but it depends on certain factors, mainly accessability. Many times, we work together with a contractor who has reinforced the room that the door is being attached to.

Absolutely! A large portion of our business is moving safes, even safes we haven't sold. The same factors for delivery and installation apply to moves. If you'd like to find out more, you can get a Move Quote here.

Yes, we do.

We are typically 1 to 2 weeks out on our deliveries and moves.

The answer is usually yes, and it usually depends on the size of the safe. Short version, if any of the shelves are held up by clips, the shelf (shelves) can be reconfigured.

That depends entirely on how the safe shelving was designed but as a rule, you will hear the phrase, "Up to [this many] long guns". No safe company can account for all the variations of a long gun such as scopes, tripods, modifications or stock size. If you'd like a more detailed answer, Click Here.

Steel thickness, fire rating, body construction and warranty. These are the main things you want to look for in a safe.

You should consider the safe's security level, fire rating, capacity, size restrictions (will it fit where you want it to go?), and budget.

It all comes down to preference, because each has its pros and cons. The short and sweet answer; A mechanical lock will last longer, but an electronic lock will be a lot more quick and convenient. If you'd like a more detailed answer, Click Here.

Yes, but mechanical locks can be tricky and if done wrong, will require realigning a lot of parts on the lock body. Also, whether you're successful or not, changing the combo will void any warranty you had on it. If you'd like a more detailed answer, Click Here.

Most electronic locks are specifically designed for you to change the combo whenever you want, as often as you want. Changing the combo on an electronic lock does not void any warranty it has. The only thing you will need are the right instructions to the lock you have. For a more detailed answer, Click Here.

Yes, but any installation of a lock will waive any warranty it comes with unless the installation is done by an authorized technician. It will also void any warranty on the lock being replaced.