Commercial doors carry more traffic and more rules than residential ones. The hardware has to match both.
What we handle
- Storefront glass-door hardware: deadlatches, hookbolts, and pivots on aluminum frames
- Panic and exit devices on egress doors
- Master key systems: one key for the owner, scoped keys for staff
- Office suites: keyed levers, deadbolts, and interior privacy functions
- Rekeys at turnover: staff changes, new tenants, end of a build-out
For property and office managers
Recurring needs are welcome. Lock schedules for a building, keying charts kept in order, and one contact at the shop who already knows your doors. Because the locksmith works out of a supply house, common commercial hardware is on hand rather than on order.
Egress comes first
Exit doors have to let people out freely; that is what panic hardware is for. We fit and service devices with that requirement in front of us, and we will say so plainly if a requested setup would fight it.
Common questions
Can you key a new shop to match our other locations?
If your system's keyway and records allow it, yes. Bring whatever charts or authorization your current system uses.
Do you work outside store hours for businesses?
The emergency line runs around the clock, and scheduled after-hours work can be arranged so your trading day is not interrupted.