We only install commercial doors & frames.

All service vehicles are equipped with a selection of “Do Not Duplicate” keys that can be cut on site. We also have a variety available at our showroom location. 20 E. Plant Street, Winter Garden, FL 34787

We provide quotes on site and over the phone.

No. ‘Keyed Alike’ locks all work on the same key. With Master Keying you have different keys working each lock, and one key that is the “master” working all of the locks.

In most cases, your safe would have to be drilled open with minimal damage to the body of the safe, but the lock will need to be replaced. In some cases, we can retrieve the code without damaging the lock. In either case, we can put the safe back into service with no noticeable damage.

A combination lock (Dial Lock) is a lock that you would have to manually turn to each digit in a sequence to unlock the safe.

Both types of locks secure the safe to the same degree. The difference is in ease of use. Electronic Locks enable you to punch in your numbers (4-6 digits) to open. Using a Combination Lock, you must dial the sequence. It is a matter of preference.