Locksmith Services
From a single rekey to a full master key system, handled by the same team that installs your security systems.
Hardware and keying, handled locally
Locks are the most basic layer of security, and they're easy to overlook until one fails or a key ends up in the wrong hands. Our locksmith services cover everything from rekeying a single door after a move-in to designing a master key system for a multi-tenant building.
Because we also install alarm and access control systems, we can recommend when a mechanical lock upgrade makes sense versus when it's time to move to electronic access control — and we're happy to explain the tradeoffs plainly rather than upsell you into more than you need.
- Same-day rekeying available for most standard hardware
- Honest guidance on mechanical vs. electronic access
- Master key systems designed to scale as a building grows
Matching hardware to how hard a door gets used
| Grade | Typical use | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Grade 1 | Commercial entries, high-traffic doors | Highest durability rating, built for heavy daily use |
| Grade 2 | Light-commercial & higher-end residential | Strong mid-tier durability for moderate use |
| Grade 3 | Standard residential doors | Suited to typical home usage levels |
Grading standards and exact ratings are set by ANSI/BHMA — we'll confirm current specifics for your hardware selection, and always verify code-required hardware (like panic bars on commercial fire-egress doors) with your local fire marshal.
High-security cylinders
Restricted keyways and anti-pick, anti-bump construction — keys can't be duplicated at a standard hardware store.
Panic & fire-rated hardware
Push-bar exit hardware for commercial doors that need to allow immediate exit, sized to your door's fire rating and code requirements.
Door closers & hinges
Commercial-grade closers and hinges that keep heavy-use doors closing properly and securely over time.
One key for you, limited keys for everyone else
A master key system lets a building manager or owner open every door with one key, while individual tenants, employees, or departments only have keys to their own areas. It's common in apartment buildings, multi-tenant offices, and any business with different access levels for different roles.
- Managers/owners hold a master key for all doors
- Staff or tenants hold change keys limited to their own area
- Systems designed with room to add doors later without a full re-key
Sometimes the next step is electronic
Rekeying and master-key systems solve a lot of problems on their own, but when a business needs instant credential revocation, entry logging, or many doors managed remotely, that's usually the point where electronic access control becomes worth the conversation. We'll tell you plainly if that's the case rather than push it before you need it.
From a service call to finished hardware
Assess
Look at existing hardware and what you actually need it to do.
Recommend
Honest options — rekey, upgrade, master-key, or go electronic.
Install
Rekeying, hardware installation, or keying work completed on-site.
Follow-up
Available for future keys, additional doors, or lockout support.