Commercial Lock Rekey and Hardware: What the Service Actually Covers
Rekeying a commercial lock means changing the internal pin configuration so that all previously cut keys become useless — without replacing the lock body itself. It is the fastest and most cost-effective response to a terminated employee, a lost master key, or a break-in attempt that did not succeed but still exposed a weakness. Our technicians rekey mortise locks, cylindrical locks, deadbolts, padlocks, and high-security cylinders on-site, and we carry a wide inventory of replacement pins so we are rarely waiting on a part. The result is a fresh key code on existing hardware, completed while you continue working around us.
Where rekeying is not enough — because the existing hardware is worn, damaged, or simply not rated for commercial use — we move into a commercial lock change or full commercial lock installation. That might mean swapping out an aging door knob lock on a back office for a heavy-duty lever-and-deadbolt combination, or upgrading a storefront to a mortise lock body with a Grade 1 cylinder. Mortise locks are the workhorses of commercial door security: they sit fully recessed inside the door edge, distribute force across a wider surface than a cylindrical lock, and accept interchangeable cylinders that make future rekeying straightforward. If your North New Hyde Park office still has the original builder-grade hardware, that upgrade conversation is worth having.