Commercial Lock & Door ยท San Diego County
Open 7 days, 7am to 10pm Purchase orders accepted.
San Diego County commercial

Commercial doors, access control, and locks for San Diego businesses

We are a commercial door, hardware, and access control contractor working on the openings a business runs through. New door installs, storefront entries, card readers and keypads, exit hardware, and the key control behind all of it.

  • Quoted per job, scheduled around your operation
  • New doors supplied, hung, and fitted with hardware in one scope
  • Access control installed by the trade that knows the door
  • Master key systems designed with room to grow
Commercial storefront and hollow metal doors serviced across San Diego County

Why San Diego businesses use us

Real quotes

A written number before work starts. No price list, because no two openings are the same.

Open 7 days

Seven days a week, 7am to 10pm, so work can happen outside your business hours.

Commercial only

Storefronts, offices, labs, and warehouses. Commercial openings are all we do.

Repair first

A dragging door is usually a hinge or a strike, not a new door. We tell you which.

What do you actually need the door to do?

Most calls start with a problem, not a part number. Start where your problem is.

Put in a new door

New openings, replacements, and tenant improvement door schedules.

Control who has a key

Staff turnover, lost keys, and tenants moving out.

Control access electronically

Readers, codes, and fobs instead of keys, with the door hardware done right.

Keep the door working

Doors that drag, latches that miss, closers that leak.

Pass inspection

Egress, fire rated openings, and accessibility.

One trade for the whole opening, from the frame to the credential

Most access control jobs get split across two vendors. A system company sells the readers, the controller, and the app, then leaves the frame prep, the strike, the transfer hinge, the request to exit, and the door position switch for somebody else.

That split is where these jobs go sideways, because the software is only as good as the hardware it talks to.

We do both sides. We design and install the access control system, and we do the door hardware work underneath it with our own hands: the strikes, the electrified hardware, the position switches, and the mechanical egress that keeps the opening legal.

Already bought a platform from an integrator? That works too. We install and service the hardware side alongside whoever you bought from, and we will not try to rip out a system that is doing its job.

Working with facilities and property managers

Most of what we do is unglamorous and repeatable. That is the point.

  • Purchase orders accepted
  • W-9 provided with the first invoice
  • One invoice across multiple properties
  • Key records kept per property

Across San Diego County

We work by district rather than by city line, because the buildings change more than the borders do.

Hardware we work with

We install and service the standard commercial lines, readers and intercoms included. If you have an existing finish and function to match, we match it.

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What businesses ask before they call

Do you work with property managers across multiple buildings?

Yes, and it is most of what we do. We keep key records per property, can batch work across a portfolio so a technician is not driving back and forth, and can bill it as one invoice or split it per address, whichever your accounting prefers. See accounts and service agreements.

How does quoting work?

Send photos of the opening and the existing hardware, plus a rough door count. Most jobs can be quoted from that without a site visit. Larger or more complicated openings get a walk first, and we tell you up front which one yours is.

Do you install new doors or only repair them?

Both. We supply and hang new hollow metal, aluminum storefront, and interior wood doors, frames included, and we repair the ones worth keeping. If a door can be saved with a hinge, a closer, or a strike adjustment, we say so, because a repair that works beats an invoice for a new opening. See commercial door installation for how supply and install runs.

Do you install access control systems, or just the door hardware?

The whole thing. Readers, keypads, controllers, credentials, intercoms, and the electrified hardware on the door itself, installed and serviced as one trade. If you already have a system from an integrator, we work alongside it rather than replacing it. Start at access control installation for what a system actually involves.

Can you match hardware we already have?

Usually. Commercial hardware follows standard preps and finishes, so matching an existing lever, finish, or keyway across a building is normal work. Send a photo of what is there and we will tell you whether it can be matched or whether the line has been discontinued.

Can you work outside our business hours?

Yes. Rekeying a busy retail entry at two in the afternoon helps nobody. We are available seven days a week from 7am to 10pm and we schedule disruptive work around when the building is quiet.

Can you cut extra copies of our keys, or do you only handle full jobs?

Yes. We cut keys on their own, with authorization from whoever controls the keying: owner, property manager, or the named account contact. On a restricted keyway, copies are cut only against the authorization list signed when the system went in. A Do Not Duplicate stamp on a standard blank is a request, not a control, so we confirm authorization first. Send a photo of the key and its stamping. Every copy gets logged so your count stays accurate.

Tell us what the door is doing

Send a photo and a rough door count and you get a real quote back, not a callback to schedule a callback. Commercial work only.

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