Commercial doors take different hardware than a front door at home: deadlatches, panic bars, closers, and master key systems. The locksmith works on aluminum storefronts and steel office doors and comes to the property.
What this service covers
- Storefront deadlatches and hookbolts for aluminum and glass doors
- Panic bars and exit devices on rear and side doors
- Master key systems: one key for management, individual keys per unit or office
- Lock changes after staff turnover, keyed to a new master
- Door closers, kick plates, and reinforcement on high-traffic doors
- Lockouts for shops, offices, warehouses, and building common doors
Master key systems
A master key system lets a building owner carry one key while each tenant or office has its own. The locksmith maps the doors and sets up the system so new keys can be added later without re-pinning everything.
Working around business hours
Because the service runs 24/7, lock changes and hardware swaps can be scheduled before opening or after close so the door is never down during trading hours.
Common questions
Can you key all our doors to one key?
Yes, as long as the cylinders share a keyway or are swapped to one that does. The locksmith checks each door first.
Do you work on aluminum storefront doors?
Yes. Narrow-stile aluminum doors use their own deadlatch and hookbolt formats, and the locksmith works with the common sizes.
Do you handle buildings with many tenants?
Yes. Property managers use the service for turnover rekeys, common-door hardware, and master key systems across their buildings.