Residential locksmith
Lockouts, rekeying, deadbolts, spare keys and master key systems for homes and rentals.
Offices, retail units and multi-tenant buildings need locks that are tough, easy to manage and code compliant. Call to talk through what your business needs.
A good key plan starts with a list of doors and who needs to open each one. From there, a locksmith can suggest restricted keyways that can’t be copied at a hardware store, a master and sub-master structure, and which doors would be better on a keypad. Ask for a free consultation if you’re setting up a new office or taking over a lease.
If someone has forced a door, secure the area and contact the police before calling for repairs. A locksmith can then replace damaged hardware and rekey the remaining locks. Our post on office lockouts covers simple habits that prevent most business lockouts.
Commercial lock changes start at $25.00 for basic locks and rekeying from $19.00 per lock, plus the $29.00 service call fee. Larger key systems are quoted after the locksmith has seen the doors. See the full price list.
Yes, if the locks share a compatible keyway. A locksmith can rekey them to one key or set up a master key system so managers carry one key while staff have limited access.
Locksmiths can install and adjust exit devices. Fire and building codes apply to emergency exits, so the locksmith will check what’s permitted on your door.
Yes. Most desk and file cabinet locks can be opened and rekeyed or replaced so you have working keys again.
Lockouts, rekeying, deadbolts, spare keys and master key systems for homes and rentals.
Car lockouts, transponder keys, fobs, ignition repair and broken key extraction.
Office lockouts, restricted keys, keyless entry, exit devices and file cabinet locks.
Locked out or a lock damaged in a break-in? The phone line is answered every day, all day.
Call now to check availability in your area.