Commercial lock rekeying in Denver, CO.

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REKEYING / KEY CONTROL

Rekey commercial locks when access needs change.

New office or storefront

Change the keys after taking over a business location so access reflects your current arrangements.

Employee departures

Review affected doors when a former employee or contractor should no longer have key access.

Lost business keys

Rekey suitable locks when a missing key leaves you unsure who can enter the property.

Commercial tenant changes

Coordinate new keys for offices, suites, or retail spaces between commercial tenants.

Office and suite cylinders

Assess compatible lock cylinders on business entrances and individual office doors.

Storefront lock cylinders

Review the existing storefront hardware and determine whether its keyed cylinder can be rekeyed.

Matching compatible locks

Discuss whether selected compatible locks can share one key to simplify daily access.

Master key arrangements

Review existing key groups and master key requirements before changing individual cylinders.

Managed property rekeying

Plan door lists, key quantities, and authorized access for multi-unit or multi-property work.

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Make business keys match current responsibilities.

Staff changes, a new lease, or an unaccounted-for key can leave the access plan out of date. Tell us which doors are involved and which existing keys should stop working. We review the hardware and any master key arrangements before agreeing on the work.

Black keyed lever lock on a white door.
Key inserted in a commercial lever lock.

Rekeying depends on the locks already installed.

Silver keyed lever lock with rectangular trim on a wood door.

Plan who receives keys and which doors they open.

Illustration of a business key handover beside a keyed office door.

From an access change to a tested set of keys.

Call with your location, the doors involved, and the reason for changing keys. Mention any existing master key system and the number of authorized key holders.

We inspect the hardware, confirm which locks can be rekeyed, and discuss key quantities and any repair needs. The recommended work and cost are explained before starting.

We carry out the agreed cylinder work and test the new keys. Available previous keys and any retained master keys are checked against the agreed access requirements.

Commercial locks and entry hardware, up close.

Key inserted in a commercial lever lock.
Black keyed lever lock on a white door.
Silver keyed lever lock with rectangular trim on a wood door.
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Trusted by customers across the Denver metro.

What really stood out was how friendly and professional he was. The whole process was fast, smooth, and easy. It’s clear he knows what he’s doing, and I appreciated how efficient and pleasant the experience was from start to finish. I highly recommend ML Locksmith. They’re fast, dependable, and great to work with. I’m grateful Moe was there when I needed help! THANK YOU!!! –

I recently had Moshe install a new door lock for me, and I am extremely satisfied with the service. They were prompt, professional, and efficient throughout the entire process. The quality of their workmanship was excellent, and they ensured that the new lock fit perfectly and functioned flawlessly. I highly recommend Moshe for any door lock installation needs. They deserve a solid five-star rating!

July 8, 2025

Prompt Service! Literally the only company out of 5 we called that could install a perfect panic bar day of. 5 out of 5 all day!!!

July 2026

Office building door handle repair. They were quick and very professional. They even went back and got photos for me after asking last minute.

August 2026

Was locked out of my new office space and unable to get any help from the management company. A fellow tenant gave me the # to this locksmith company and they came within 15 mins! I highly recommend!

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Multipoint door lock illustration showing upper, central, and lower locking points.
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