When an employee leaves with a key or you move into a new space, rekeying your office locks makes every old key useless without buying new hardware. If a lock is worn or damaged, we replace it instead, and we explain which choice makes sense for each individual door.
We carry pins and common commercial locks on every van, so most offices are finished during a single visit. For a complete key plan covering many doors, see master key systems for Enterprise businesses.
- RekeyWe change the pins inside the existing lock so that only a newly cut key operates it.
- ReplaceA new lock is installed whenever the original one is worn out, broken or simply too weak.
- After hoursRekeying can happen early in the morning or after closing, so your employees are not interrupted.
- Key controlRestricted keys can prevent employees from making their own unauthorized copies.

Rekey or Replace an Office Lock
The decision depends on the condition of the lock and on what you need that particular door to do.
- Rekey when the lock worksIf the lock operates smoothly and is strong enough, new pins and keys are the less expensive option.
- Replace when it is wornA sticky cylinder, a loose handle or a cracked lock body means new hardware will last considerably longer.
- Upgrade when the risk is higherServer rooms, cash offices and records rooms may call for a stronger commercial lock or restricted keys.
- Match the whole officeRekeying every door to one key, or into a master system, reduces the number of keys employees carry.
Signs Your Office Needs Rekeying
These are the moments when old keys turn into a real security problem for an office.
- An employee left and never returned a key.We rekey every door that key operated, so it no longer works anywhere in the office.
- We just signed a lease on a new office.We rekey every lock before move in, since previous tenants and contractors may still have keys.
- Someone lost the office keys in a parking lot.We reset the affected locks the same day and cut replacement keys for the employees who need them.
- The front door lock is getting hard to turn.We service or replace the lock before it fails completely and leaves everyone standing outside.
How an Office Rekey Goes
- 1
Count the locks
Tell us how many doors your office has and which of them currently share a key.
- 2
Set a time
We schedule the appointment around your business hours, including early mornings and evenings.
- 3
Rekey or swap
We repin each cylinder or install new locks wherever the original hardware is worn.
- 4
Test and hand off
Every new key is tested in its lock before the technician leaves your office.
What Office Rekeying Costs in Enterprise
Typical rekeying in Las Vegas runs about $20 to $50 per lock plus the visit, so a small office with a few doors usually means a modest bill. A new deadbolt installed usually costs $100 to $300, and commercial locks vary with the grade and the door. A business estimate costs nothing, and you hear the price before the first lock comes apart. See locksmith prices in Las Vegas for more examples.
Office Rekeying Across Enterprise
Enterprise has offices in business parks near the 215 and I 15, offices serving Southern Highlands, Silverado Ranch and Mountain's Edge, and small suites inside retail centers along Blue Diamond Road. Many of those spaces change tenants frequently, which is exactly why rekeying at move in matters. Our commercial locksmith services cover the remaining doors in your building.
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