Commercial Locksmith in Denver
Office and storefront lockouts, rekeying after lost or staff keys, lock changes, master-key systems and door hardware such as closers and exit devices.
Open 6 AM – 11 PM daily (Denver time)
Call (720) 710-3141
All commercial services
Common questions
Should a commercial lock be repaired, rekeyed or replaced?
If the hardware works and only key control changed — lost keys or staff turnover — rekeying the cylinders is often enough. If a cylinder, latch, closer or exit device is damaged or worn, repair or replacement may be needed. The technician assesses the door and hardware and explains the options before work starts.
Who can authorize commercial lock work?
Usually the business owner, property manager or a designated manager. Tell us who will approve the work and meet the technician; for lockouts we ask for reasonable proof of authorization before opening a door.
What affects the price of commercial lock work?
The number of doors and cylinders, hardware type (mortise, cylindrical, exit device, closer or keypad), door condition, keying needs such as a master-key system, the hardware you choose, and the visit time and location. Ask for an itemized total covering labor, parts, any service call and tax where applicable.
What details should I have ready?
Business name, address and suite, the authorized on-site contact, the number of doors and type of hardware (photos help), whether you need a lockout, rekey, repair or replacement, and any building access or parking instructions.
What are your hours?
We're open 6 AM – 11 PM daily, Denver time. Call (720) 710-3141 to discuss availability and an estimate.
Denver storefront and office access, rekeying and hardware
Lost keys or staff changes
When a key goes missing or an employee leaves, rekeying the affected cylinders means old keys stop working while working hardware stays in place. Damaged or worn locks may be better replaced — see our lock change page for how that decision is made.
Multiple doors and master-key planning
List which people need which doors before changing anything. A master-key system lets different keys open the right set of doors, but one change can affect others in the system, so plan the whole set together. Our commercial key-control checklist helps you track doors and keys.
Jammed storefront cylinders, closers and exit hardware
A storefront cylinder that won't turn, a door that won't latch, a closer that slams or drifts, or a panic bar that sticks can have different causes. The technician assesses the cylinder, door alignment and hardware before recommending repair, adjustment or replacement.
- Storefront glass or aluminum doors with mortise cylinders
- Office doors with lever locks or keypads
- Rear or emergency exits with panic bars and closers
Coordinating authorized property-manager visits
We confirm who is authorized to request service — usually the business owner, property manager or a designated manager. Let us know who will meet the technician and any building rules such as loading dock entry, parking or after-hours access within our 6 AM – 11 PM hours. For a business lockout we ask for reasonable proof of authorization before opening a door.
What shapes your quote
Ask for an itemized total covering labor, parts, key count, any service call or travel and tax or other applicable charges, and approve it before work begins. If the assessment changes the scope, agree a revised total before additional work starts.
- Number of doors and cylinders
- Hardware type and door condition
- Keying needs, including master-key systems
- Hardware you choose
- Visit time and location
Completion and handoff before the visit ends
- Walk through the serviced doors with the technician and test each authorized new key.
- Check latching, closing and the agreed hardware functions; identify anything still needing attention.
- Confirm the key count and hand keys to the designated authorized manager, not an unconfirmed recipient.
- Keep the itemized receipt and hardware details privately, and confirm how to contact us about the completed work.
Related reading
Commercial key-control checklist
Track doors and keys, plan for staff changes, and prepare an authorized quote request.
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