No. 1 · Commercial Locksmith
Commercial locksmith in Brea
Shop, office or warehouse in Brea with a lock problem? Call 714-660-0435 to describe the door and hardware and hear an estimate before anyone starts.
- Monday through Sunday, All day
- Dispatch: Brea, CA 92821
- All major credit cards
No. 2 · Business
Locks that see heavy use
Commercial doors take far more cycles than a front door at home. Storefront cylinders wear, closers pull doors out of alignment, and staff turnover leaves keys in places they should not be. The common fixes are cylinder replacement, rekeying after an employee leaves, and adjusting or replacing hardware that no longer latches reliably.
Brea has a broad mix of business space: retail around the Brea Mall and the Downtown Brea district, offices off Imperial Highway and State College Boulevard, and light industrial units on the north and west sides of town. Each comes with its own hardware, from aluminium storefront locks to steel doors with exit devices.
- Storefront and mortise cylinder changes
- Rekeying after staff changes
- Master key and key-alike systems
- Panic bars and exit devices
- Office, desk and file cabinet locks
- Business lockouts
- Keypad and keyless entry hardware
Dispatch facts
- 714-660-0435
- info@father-son-locksmith.com
- Brea, CA 92821
- Monday through Sunday, All day
- All major credit cards
No. 3 · Business
Master key systems
A master key system lets a manager open every door while each employee's key opens only their own areas. It cuts down the number of keys on a ring and makes it easier to control who has access. Planning one starts with a simple list: every door, who needs it, and which doors should stay restricted.
Restricted keyways, where blanks are not sold at hardware stores, are worth asking about if unauthorised copies are a concern.
No. 4 · Business
Exit devices and fire doors
Exit doors in commercial buildings generally must open from the inside without a key, which is why panic bars exist. If an exit device sticks, drags or has been chained or blocked, have it repaired rather than worked around. Your fire marshal or building owner can confirm what applies to your space.
No. 5 · Business
Scheduling around business hours
Many lock changes can happen before opening or after closing so customers never notice. Mention your hours on the call. For anything after a break-in, take photos and file a police report first, then call to secure the door. Starting prices are on the price list.
No. 6 · Areas
Where this service is offered
No. 7 · FAQ
Questions callers ask
Can you rekey the shop the day an employee leaves?
Call as soon as you know. Timing depends on availability, so the dispatcher will tell you when a locksmith can be there.
Do you work on file cabinets and desks?
Yes. Office furniture locks can be opened, rekeyed or replaced, and a matching key cut where the lock allows it.
Who is responsible for exit-device rules?
The building owner and the local fire authority. The locksmith can repair or install hardware; ask the fire marshal about code questions.
No. 8 · Callback
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