Commercial locksmith
Commercial locksmith
in Dallas–Fort Worth
21 years in the trade securing storefronts, offices and warehouses. Master keys, panic bars, door closers and electronic access.
One key per level, not one per door
We design the hierarchy on paper before touching a cylinder. This is what a three-level system looks like.
Level 1 · grand master
Level 2 · sub-masters
Level 3 · individual door
- Cash office
- Records
- Server room
- Cold room
- Lockers
- Dock
Hardware and compliance
The door is also an exit
A business can fail inspection over a door that won't open from inside. We install and repair the hardware the code requires.

- 01
Panic bars
Installation, adjustment and repair. Opens with one push from inside, stays locked from outside.
- 02
Door closers and floor stops
The door that slams or drifts open: we calibrate speed and backcheck.
- 03
Glass and aluminum door locks
Storefront doors: hook cylinders, pivots and floor locks.
- 04
Electronic access
Keypad, card or app, with per-employee schedules and a log of who opened.
- 05
Shutters, padlocks and mailboxes
Jammed metal shutter, cut padlock or commercial mailbox.
How we work with you
Per visit or on contract
Per visit
One concrete problem: a door, a padlock, a lost key.
- Quote before we head out
- 24/7 service
- Invoice for your books
Recommended
Commercial account
For anyone with several doors or several locations who doesn't want to get a quote every time.
- Agreed flat rate
- Priority in emergencies
- Key register kept current
- Monthly billing
Construction and remodeling
New or remodeled space: we spec the hardware for every door straight from the plans.
- Key plan in writing
- Contractor coordination
- Key-by-key handover
What a property manager asks
Another question? Ask in the chat →- Do you invoice to the company?
- Yes. We invoice with the business's tax details and, on a commercial account, one monthly statement.
- Do you work outside business hours?
- Yes — and it's usually best: we install at night or on Sundays so operations never stop.
- An employee left with keys — what do we do?
- The level that key held is voided. If the system is well designed, the rest of the building stays untouched.
- Who can request a copy?
- Only the people you authorize in writing. Restricted keys can't be copied at any hardware store.
Let's start with an assessment
We walk your space, count doors and keys, and hand you the plan in writing before changing anything.