Commercial lock and access solutions
From a failed storefront cylinder to a planned master-key system, we document the door count, access rules and hardware before recommending work.
- Master key systems
- Restricted keyways and IC cores
- Panic bars and exit devices
- Storefront and mortise locks
- Door closers and latch protection
- Keypad and access control
- Electric strikes
- Tenant and staff turnover rekeys
- File cabinet and desk locks
Scope first, then a useful estimate
Share door count
Photos, hardware labels and access goals make remote preparation more accurate.
Site survey if needed
Master key and access-control projects may need an on-site inventory.
Approve the scope
Parts, labor and scheduling are confirmed before installation begins.
Door condition, code requirements, hardware, key hierarchy and after-hours scheduling affect price.
Storefront panic bar restored before lunch
An exit device would not latch reliably. Worn components were adjusted and replaced, then operation was completed in 64 minutes.
Planning access without disrupting the day
Can you rekey after staff or tenant turnover?
Yes. We can rekey affected cylinders and plan key distribution around authorized users.
What is a master key system?
It allows selected keys to open groups of doors while change keys open only assigned doors. The hierarchy should be documented before pinning.
Do you repair panic bars?
We inspect latching, alignment and worn components. Life-safety hardware may require specific listed parts and code-aware work.
Can you add keypad access?
Yes for suitable doors and operational needs. Power, credential management, egress and hardware compatibility shape the recommendation.
Can work be scheduled after hours?
After-hours work may be arranged so business operations are not interrupted; timing affects the quote.
Commercial response across five cities
Bellevue · Tacoma · Kent · Everett
Related: urgent lock repair, residential rekeying and fleet and vehicle key help.