High Security Lock Systems for Enterprise Businesses

A high security lock is built to resist picking, bumping, drilling and prying, and its keys cannot be copied at a store. For an Enterprise business that keeps cash, inventory, records or equipment on site, it is the next step beyond a standard commercial lock.

Many upgrades only exchange the cylinder, so the remaining hardware stays in place on the door. If you would rather control who opens what by name, consider access control for Enterprise businesses.

• Pick resistantAdditional locking components make the cylinder far more difficult to manipulate with tools.
• Drill resistantHardened steel inserts protect the internal parts an intruder would normally target.
• Restricted keysOnly an authorized locksmith can cut duplicates, and only with your written approval.
• Fits many doorsA high security cylinder can often be installed directly into your existing commercial lock.

What Sets a High Security Lock Apart

The label only means something when the lock has genuine security features working behind it.

• Extra pin or sidebar systemsA second locking mechanism inside the cylinder makes picking and bumping considerably more difficult.
• Hardened steel partsInserts and pins are designed to stop a drill from reaching the components that allow the lock to turn.
• Patented or restricted keywaysKey blanks are controlled by the manufacturer, so a key cannot be duplicated at a hardware store.
• Strong strikes and boltsLong screws, reinforced strikes and solid bolts help the door resist prying and kicking.

Where Enterprise Businesses Use High Security Locks

Not every door needs one, so we concentrate on the openings that protect the most valuable property.

• We keep cash in the back office.We install a high security cylinder and a reinforced strike on that door so it holds against force.
• Our stock room keeps losing inventory.Restricted keys prevent extra copies, so only the employees you choose can get inside.
• A former manager may still have a copy.We change to a restricted keyway, so the old key stops working and new copies cannot be made.
• Our rear door faces an empty lot.We upgrade the lock and the strike, then inspect the frame for any weak spots.

How a High Security Upgrade Goes

1. 1

   Pick the doors

   We evaluate what each door protects and how someone would most likely attack it.

2. 2

   Choose the hardware

   You review the available options for every door along with the individual price of each.

3. 3

   Install and set keys

   We install the cylinders or locks and record exactly who is authorized to order copies.

4. 4

   Hand over control

   You receive the keys and the authorization record needed to approve future duplicates.

What High Security Locks Cost in Enterprise

High security hardware costs more than standard locks, and the price depends on whether we replace only the cylinder or the entire lock, how many doors share a key and how many keys you need. As a reference, a new standard deadbolt installed usually runs $100 to $300 in Las Vegas, and high security components cost more than that. Planned business work comes with a free estimate, and veterans receive 10% off new locks.

High Security for Enterprise Shops and Warehouses

Warehouses near I 15, retail along Las Vegas Blvd South and Blue Diamond Road and offices beside the 215 all hold inventory or records worth protecting. The most vulnerable doors are often the back and side entrances away from customer traffic. For doors that only need new keys, our office rekeying service in Enterprise costs considerably less.

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