Commercial Locksmith

Commercial security has a different set of constraints than residential work. A lock isn't cycled a handful of times a day by people who know it well — it's used by employees, customers, vendors, and the occasional contractor, often dozens or hundreds of times daily. Hardware rated for residential use simply wears out faster under that load, which is why commercial-grade locks, panic hardware, and door closers exist as their own category with their own duty ratings.

Our commercial work spans single-office lockouts and lock repairs all the way up to master key system design and full access control installation for multi-tenant or multi-location businesses. We've planned key hierarchies for buildings where a regional manager, a shift supervisor, and a part-time employee all need different — and clearly defined — levels of access, and we've installed code-compliant panic hardware for businesses preparing for an inspection.

Downtime costs money in a way that's different from a residential delay, so commercial calls get treated with that urgency in mind: faster dispatch, clear communication about timeline, and a focus on getting your doors operating normally with as little disruption to staff and customers as possible.