Commercial Locksmith in Orlando, FL

It depends on the job: a single office rekey can fall under $100, while a multi-door master key system or panic bar installation runs into the hundreds. The technician walks the job, lists the doors and hardware, and confirms the price before starting — no surprises mid-job.

It lets one key — yours — open every door, while each employee’s key opens only their assigned area. It makes sense once you manage three or more locked doors or several staff. For a small suite with a single door, it is usually overkill, and plain rekeying is enough.

Yes. Most commercial work — rekeys, lock changes, master key planning — can be scheduled before opening, after closing, or on weekends so your operation is not interrupted. Ask for an off-hours window when you call; it may carry a different rate.

Yes — panic (crash) bars on exit doors, and keypad or electronic locks where keyless entry makes sense: stock rooms, private offices, and staff entrances. If you are unsure which hardware fits your door type — wood, metal, aluminum storefront, or glass — the technician will walk you through the options on site.

An IC core is a small removable cylinder: one turn of a control key and the core slides out, a rekeyed one goes in. Offices and retail use them because a suite is rekeyed in seconds without disassembling a single lock — ideal after staff turnover or between tenants.

Yes — commercial hardware is graded under ANSI/BHMA, where Grade 1 is the heavy-duty tier you see on storefronts and offices, and exit doors add egress requirements such as panic hardware. Hardware recommended for your doors matches those grades rather than residential-grade parts.