Commercial Lock Rekeying

Lost a key, fired an employee, or took over a new space? We rekey your commercial locks on-site so old keys stop working.

Commercial lock rekeying changes the pins inside your existing locks so the old keys no longer work and a new key takes over, without replacing the hardware. It's the fast, low-cost way to secure a business after staff turnover, a lost key, or a move into a new building. Apex Locksmith Pros handles it at your location across North Dallas, with a flat price quoted before any work starts.

Pricing
Free quote
  • Free on-site assessment of every door and lock you want rekeyed
  • All locks set to one new key, or keyed alike by zone, however you need it
  • New cut keys handed over before we leave, with old keys deactivated
  • Works on Schlage, Kwikset, Medeco, and most commercial-grade cylinders

Commercial rekeying is quote-based. We give you a flat price up front, by door and lock count, before any work begins.

Simple & fast

How Commercial Lock Rekeying Works

Four steps from call to working new keys, all done at your location.

  1. 1

    Call and walk us through it

    Tell us how many doors and locks need rekeying and why, whether it's turnover, a lost key, or a new lease. We send a tech to your address, usually within 20 to 30 minutes.

  2. 2

    On-site assessment and flat quote

    Our tech checks each cylinder, confirms what hardware you have, and asks how you want the keying laid out. You get a flat price before any work starts.

  3. 3

    Rekey, test, and hand over keys

    We re-pin the cylinders, cut your new keys, test every lock, and hand you the working set. The old keys stop working the moment we're done.

  4. 4

    One invoice, no add-ons

    The invoice matches the flat price from the assessment. When staff changes again, we come back and rekey just the affected doors.

Coverage

Commercial rekeying we handle

Hardware brands, lock types, and the businesses we serve across North Dallas

Lock brands we rekey

SchlageKwiksetMedecoMul-T-LockSargentYale

Lock types

Commercial deadboltsMortise cylindersLever and entry setsRim cylindersMaster key systemsKeyed-alike door zones

Who we serve

Office suitesRetail storefrontsRestaurantsMedical and dental officesProperty managersWarehouses
Quick answers

Common Questions, Answered Straight

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

Rekeying changes the internal pins so old keys stop working while you keep your existing hardware, which is faster and cheaper. We only suggest replacement if a lock is worn, damaged, or you want to upgrade the security grade.

Yes. We can set every lock to a single key, or key them alike by zone so different staff get access to different areas.

Most cylinders take a few minutes each, so a small office with a handful of doors is usually done in under an hour. We confirm the timeline during the on-site assessment.

Yes. We can build a master key system so one key opens everything while individual keys open only assigned doors, which works well for property managers and multi-tenant spaces.

If a former employee had a key and you can't account for it, rekeying is the cleanest fix. It cancels every old key at once instead of hoping each one gets returned.