Storefronts, Offices and Commercial Doors
Commercial properties often use mortise locks, cylindrical locks, storefront cylinders, panic hardware, or other specialized door hardware.
If an employee loses a business key, simply opening the door may not solve the security problem. Depending on the circumstances, the owner may want the lock rekeyed after the lockout so that the missing key can no longer be used.
Storage Units, Garages and Other Locked Areas
People do not only get locked out of their homes.
A storage room, detached garage, basement, shed, mailbox, office interior, or utility room can also become inaccessible because of a lost key or failed lock.
A garage can be especially inconvenient when the pedestrian door has a separate lock and the homeowner cannot reach the interior. A storage unit can create a similar problem when the original key has disappeared.
The right solution depends on the lock type and whether the hardware can be opened without damaging the door or surrounding structure.
Need Help Right Now?
If you are standing outside your property with no working key, do not keep forcing the lock or trying to manipulate the door yourself. Call 647-479-8359 and explain what happened. Whether the problem is a lost key, broken key, jammed deadbolt, or accidental lockout, the right solution depends on the type of door and lock.