Commercial Locksmith

Yes. Commercial locks can often be rekeyed so existing keys no longer operate them. Rekeying is commonly recommended after employee changes, lost or unaccounted-for keys, tenant changes, or anytime control of existing keys is uncertain.

Yes. Master key systems can provide different levels of access while reducing the number of keys needed to manage a property. The existing hardware and access requirements can be evaluated to determine an appropriate system for the business.

Yes. Tru Tech USA services Medeco and other compatible high-security lock hardware. High-security systems can provide increased resistance to unauthorized key duplication and additional control over access.

Often, yes. Commercial locks and door hardware can sometimes be repaired or adjusted rather than replaced. The hardware can be inspected to determine whether repair, rekeying, adjustment or replacement is the appropriate solution.

Yes. Tru Tech USA services commercial panic hardware and exit devices. Problems can include loose or damaged hardware, latching issues, alignment problems, or components that are no longer operating correctly. The hardware can be inspected to determine the appropriate repair or replacement.

Yes. Door closers can be inspected for adjustment, leakage, improper closing speed, failure to latch, or other operating problems. Depending on the condition of the closer and door hardware, adjustment, repair, or replacement may be recommended.

In many cases, yes. Compatible commercial locks can often be rekeyed to operate with the same key or incorporated into a master key system. The existing hardware can be evaluated to determine the available options.

Yes. Tru Tech USA provides commercial lockout service for authorized business owners, employees, and property representatives. Appropriate identification or authorization may be required before access is provided.

Yes. Tru Tech USA provides installation and repair for commercial access control and keyless entry equipment, including keypad locks, card and fob entry systems, electric strikes and magnetic locks. Existing equipment and door hardware can be evaluated to determine compatible options.

In many cases, yes. Depending on the door, frame and existing hardware, options may include a standalone keypad lock or an electric strike used with a compatible reader or keypad. An inspection helps determine what can be reused and which changes are needed.

With compatible electronic systems, an individual code, card or fob can usually be disabled without rekeying the mechanical lock. Shared codes may need to be changed, and any physical keys issued to that employee should be considered separately.

Yes. Access problems can involve the electronic lock, reader, power supply, wiring or door alignment. Tru Tech USA can inspect the equipment and door hardware to identify the problem and recommend repair, adjustment or replacement based on the system and its condition.