Access Control
Restricting access at specific entry points to authorized people.

High Security Locks

High security locks incorporate a unique, patented technology to virtually eliminate the risk of entry by picking, drilling, or otherwise manipulating the lock. Additionally, the keys can only be duplicated by authorized dealers and only with the proper identification.

Master Key Systems
Not to be confused with keying alike, master keying is a matter of making two or more different keys operate one lock and is done according to a structured hierarchy. For example, as an employer you want access control to an office building with ten rooms, one of which is your office and another your personal storage room. Your employees may not access these two rooms but the cleaning staff must have access to the office. To allow yourself access to all rooms you would carry the master key, your employees would have a change key that allows them access to the other offices and the cleaning staff would utilize another change key that gives them access to all rooms but your personal storage room.

If you feel that you and your staff could benefit from your entire complex being secured with one key, then you should consider a master key system.

Panic Exit Devices
Panic Exit Device is a bar that spans an emergency exit door on its interior and opens the latch when pressure is applied.

Many countries' building code require them on all fire and emergency exits. They are so named because they can be operated by someone "crashing" into them; the alternate term "panic bar" implies a similar meaning.

Key-less Entry

Door Closers

Re-Key Locks
If you just moved into your home and did not change your locks, you have no way of knowing who has a copy of your keys.

Change Combination
Change Combination on Push Button Locks.


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