Master key systems
Managers carry one key. Everyone else opens only the doors they need.
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Rekey your business
Someone left, keys went missing, or you just moved in. Rekey so only your current team gets in.
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Should a business rekey locks when an employee leaves?
Yes, if the employee had keys that weren’t returned or could have been copied. Rekeying makes old keys stop working without replacing hardware. Business rekeying in Nashville typically runs $110–$190, depending on the number of cylinders. Keyless entry avoids rekeying entirely.
When to rekey
- Staff or management changesthe moment access should end
- Keys lost or not returned
- You moved into a spacepast tenants and contractors had keys
- New cleaning or maintenance vendor
What we can rekey
- Entry and interior doors
- Desks, cabinets, and file drawers
- High-security locks
- Into a master key systemone key for managers →
Key control
Keep a simple log of who holds which key. For tighter control, use restricted keys that can’t be copied at a kiosk.
Have this ready when you call
- Number of doors and cylinders
- Desks or cabinets included?
- Do you want a master key?
TYPICAL RANGE
$110–$190
Business rekey. Your exact price is confirmed before any work begins.
Get my price rangeRekey or replace?
Rekey if the locks work well. Replace if they’re worn, damaged, or you’re moving to keyless.
Can you rekey desk and cabinet locks?
Yes, office furniture locks included.
A manager just left. What first?
Rekey the exterior doors and any rooms they had keys to, then review who else holds keys.
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