Locked Out of Your Office?

Commercial lockouts require verification steps that residential calls don't. Before we open any business, we need to confirm your right to access. This usually means checking employee ID, calling a business owner or manager to verify, or coordinating with the property management company. These steps protect legitimate businesses from unauthorized entry.

Discrete service matters for businesses. We offer unmarked vehicles for sensitive situations - law firms, medical offices, or any business where a locksmith truck parked out front might concern clients. Our technicians dress professionally and can pass for IT contractors if you need to maintain appearances.

Many commercial locks have master key systems, restricted keyways, or electronic components that residential locksmiths aren't equipped to handle. Our commercial team carries tools and programming equipment for major access control systems including Kaba, Schlage, Allegion, and HID. We can often restore electronic access same-visit rather than forcing you to wait for a factory technician.

Austin's business community doesn't operate 9-to-5 anymore. Tech workers pull all-nighters before launches. Restaurant owners arrive before dawn for prep. Medical practices need emergency after-hours access for patient files. We staff commercial-capable technicians around the clock specifically because business doesn't wait for regular hours.

Weekend lockouts present unique challenges. Property management offices are closed, so verification takes longer. Building security may have limited authority to authorize locksmith access. We've developed protocols for these situations - documented authorization processes that satisfy building security while getting you inside quickly.

Holiday lockouts are surprisingly common. Business owners show up to handle urgent matters and discover their access has expired, or they've forgotten the alarm code after two weeks away. We see a spike in commercial calls the day after long weekends when everyone returns to work simultaneously and the access control system can't handle the load.

After we get you in, we can assess your current system and suggest improvements. Many businesses run on outdated access control that fails more than necessary. A modern commercial keypad or smart lock for secondary entrances gives authorized employees backup access when the primary system fails.

Master key systems are worth considering for businesses with multiple employees. Rather than distributing copies of multiple keys, a properly designed master system lets employees access only the areas they need while management retains universal access. We design and install these systems for Austin businesses regularly.

If your lockout was caused by electronic failure, we can often diagnose the underlying issue during the same visit. Dead backup batteries, network connectivity problems, or misconfigured user permissions are all fixable without replacing the entire system. A $150 diagnostic and repair visit beats a $2,000 system replacement.