Our work covers doors and the things that secure them: locks, keys, cylinders, safes, keypads and the electronic hardware that has quietly replaced keys in many buildings. The groups below help you find the right page, and the phone number helps when reading is not the mood.
A lockout is stressful in proportion to how long it drags on. We keep the phone questions to the essentials, ask you to have identification or a document showing the place is yours, and explain the opening method before touching the door.
Front doors, back doors, patio sliders, garages, mailboxes and the bedroom door with the lock that never worked. Residential services cover every entry point in a house or condo, with choices explained in terms of daily use rather than jargon.
Some high security customers want no visible change at all: the same handle, the same finish, a cylinder inside that quietly resists everything the old one did not. Others want the reassurance of a heavy visible bolt.
A shop key that walked out with a former employee is the classic commercial call. Rekeying the cylinders puts an end to it, and it is often the moment a business sets up a master key plan so the next departure is a matter of one key, not all of them.
Not every vehicle key can be copied at a kiosk, and a copy without the right chip will open the door but never start the engine. The automotive pages explain the kinds of keys, how each is duplicated and what to have ready when you call.