Master key systems
One restricted keyway, each person opens only their doors, and we keep the registry.
Request an assessmentCommercial locksmith in Vancouver
Master key systems, door hardware and rekeys for offices, storefronts and strata buildings. Priced per door and quoted in writing before we start.
Mobile service & a walk-in shopGreater Vancouver
Shop in Kitsilano
Shop in Kitsilano
Talk to a
real locksmith
1992
Licensed since
BC licence E106677
Master keysDoor hardwareStrata & property managersCommercial rekeys
Bonded, insured and
BC licensed (E106677)
BC licensed (E106677)
- Commercial accounts
- Priced per door
- Key registry kept
- Written quote first
Commercial locksmith services, planned per door.
Request an assessmentDoor hardware
Panic bars, closers, storefront deadlatches and exit devices, fitted to code.
See door hardware24/7 business lockouts
Locked out of the premises, or a door forced overnight. We answer 24/7.
Call us1992Licensed since
BC licence E106677, bonded and insured.
16Cities served
From Vancouver and the North Shore out to the Fraser Valley.
4People on the team
Managers, locksmiths and an automotive specialist.
1Shop counter
Walk in at our Kitsilano shop, Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5. Mobile service 24/7.
Commercial accounts
Request account info or a site assessment.
Tell us about your company and your sites. We will get back to you by phone or email.
Locked out or dealing with a break-in right now? Call 604-734-7233.
The commercial calls we get, and how we handle them.
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01
A staff member left with keys.
We rekey the cylinders on your master system so the old key stops working.
Rekey 02Too many people can get in.
A restricted master key system, so each person opens only their doors.
Master keys 03The panic bar stopped latching.
Exit devices and closers repaired or replaced to code.
Door hardware 04New lease, every lock on the old key.
Every cylinder taken off the last tenant's key in one visit.
Rekey 05A suite turnover in our building.
We hold the keying chart, so a turnover is a phone call, not a survey.
Strata 06The business safe won't open.
TL-15 and TL-30 safes opened, non-destructive first.
SafesCommercial locksmith work we do in Vancouver.
Commercial locksmith work in Vancouver
We price commercial work per door, because a back-office deadbolt and a storefront mortise lock are different jobs. The technician who surveys the building is usually the one who comes back to service it.
Office locksmith
Binding cylinders, unreturned keys, a new tenancy, a file room that should not share the front-door key. Rekeying runs $25-$45 per cylinder, or $60-$120 per cylinder on a restricted keyway. A new lock is $80-$380 per door, depending on the hardware.
Master key systems
One key per person that opens exactly their doors, and a master that opens everything. Pricing is from $300 setup plus $30-$80 per cylinder ($60-$200 restricted). We survey first, agree the keying chart, then convert in stages so the building keeps working.
We're an authorized Mul-T-Lock dealer, so we can register a Mul-T-Lock keyway to your building and cut its keys here.
Key control and the registry
We keep the chart and record who holds which key. On a restricted keyway the blank is controlled, so a copy needs written authorization from a named person. Restricted keys are cut to code.
Strata and property managers
Common doors, mailbox banks, storage cages and suite turnovers. We keep the building's keying chart on file, and for council meetings we put the options and costs in writing first. Mailbox locks are $40-$140.
Locked out of the business
Business lockouts start at $80-$160 in standard hours, and we answer 24/7. A mortise lock, panic hardware, roll shutter or electric strike is quoted higher. We check that you are entitled to the space before we open it.
Commercial locksmith prices
Published rates from the prices page. Quoted in writing before work starts.
Full price list| Service call, standard hours | $75 |
|---|---|
| Rekey, standard cylinder | $25-$45 per cylinder |
| Rekey, restricted keyway | $60-$120 per cylinder |
| Lock change, per door | $80-$380 |
| Master key system | from $300 setup plus $30-$80 per cylinder ($60-$200 restricted) |
| Mailbox lock | $40-$140 |
| Business lockout, standard hours | $80-$160 |
Why property managers keep us on file.
Commercial accounts
Ask about a commercial account for your buildings and sites.
Checked technicians
Every technician is background-checked, fingerprinted and holds a BC Security Worker Licence.
Quoted in writing
Options and costs in writing before any work, ready for a council meeting.
One chart, every door
We keep the keying chart, so the next change is a phone call.
How a job runs, with the price agreed before any work begins.
01
Survey the building
We walk the doors, note the hardware and who needs which key.
02
Agree it in writing
A keying chart and a per-door price, before anything changes.
03
Convert in stages
The building keeps working while we switch it over, and we keep the registry.
Service across Greater Vancouver, from our Kitsilano shop.
Every Vancouver neighbourhood, from Downtown and Kitsilano to Marpole and UBC, plus the Metro cities out to the Fraser Valley.
Mobile locksmiths across Greater VancouverMobile service 24/7. Walk-in shop in Kitsilano, Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5
Questions, answered.
Still unsure? Call 604-734-7233. A real person picks up.
How do you price commercial work?
Per door and per cylinder, quoted in writing before we start.
Rekey or a master key system?
Rekey for a staff change. A master system when different people need different doors.
Can someone copy a key from our master system?
Not on a restricted keyway. Copies need written authorization from a named person.
Do you work for strata councils?
Yes. We put options and costs in writing for the council meeting.
Do you answer after hours?
Yes, 24/7 for business lockouts and forced doors. After-hours rates are quoted on the call.
Are your technicians checked?
Yes. Every technician is background-checked, fingerprinted and holds a BC Security Worker Licence.
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