Business lock work we arrange
- Storefront and office lockouts
- Rekeying after staff turnover
- Master key systems and restricted keys
- Narrow-stile glass door locks and mortise cylinders
- Exit devices and panic hardware
- Door closers that slam or fail to latch
- Keypad and keyless entry for staff doors
- File cabinet, desk and safe openings
Staff changes without changing every lock
Rekey only the cylinders a departing person could open. Pair that with a simple key register and the next change takes minutes to plan. Restricted keys go further: copies need authorization, so the count you issue stays the count in circulation.
Doors that take a beating
Rear doors in restaurants and shops open hundreds of times a day. Closers drift, latches wear, and the door stops locking at night. Often the fix is an adjustment, not new hardware.
Exit hardware
Panic bars and exit devices have to stay code-compliant. Ask the dispatcher what can be serviced on site, and expect the locksmith to leave them working exactly as the code requires.
