Los Angeles Commercial Locksmith

Our technicians are professionally trained in all aspects of commerical locksmith needs. No matter the type of lock you have, Locksmith in Los Angeles can get you and on with your work as quickly as possible. We even offer free security consultations to ensure that your business is as secure as possible! Don't spend another minute wondering if your office is safe. Let one of our licensed, bonded and insured commercial technicians ease your mind today!

Commercial Lockout Services

Did you know that there is a big difference between a residential and commercial lockout? While houses usually have a standard deadbolt or doorknob, commercial buildings such as offices and businesses tend to have a level 3 security lock, such as a heavy-duty commercial lever or circular mortis lock. These locks are designed to be almost unpassable, and requires a more unique skill and specific tools to unlock. Our technicians are the best in the business, and can unlock any commercial lock! In the event the lock has to be damaged in order to open it, our technicians carry a wide range of high security locks to fit your needs!

Commercial Lock Replacement

If you're looking for more security, you've come to the right place! We offer a variety of commercial locks and products. How about higher security locks or an alarm system? We can install and replace any type of lock for any type of situation. We offer level 2 and level 3 commercial locks, depending on the security you're looking for. Some brands we offer include Mul-T, Baldwin, Medeco, and more! We can also repair and replace panic bars, high security commercial levers, mortis locks, and more!

Commercial Lock Re-key

If you have multiple employees with different levels of access, your best solution is a master key system. A master key system basically re-keys your locks to allow many different keys on the same lock - for example, a "great-grandfather" key would be able to open all of the doors in an office, while a "father" key would only be able to open certain ones, while still allowing the "great-grandfather" key to open them as well.