Phone hours 8am–6pm · Scheduled service available 24/7CA Locksmith License LCO #6641 · Insured · Since 2017

Storefront and Glass Door Locks

Aluminum and glass storefront doors use narrow locks and special hardware. We repair and replace them so your front door locks at night and opens easily in the morning.

Phone hours 8am–6pm · Scheduled service available 24/7 · License LCO #6641

Aluminum and glass office entrance doors with pull handles and a card reader

What we work on

  • Narrow-stile deadlocks (the hook bolt)
  • Key cylinders (can be rekeyed)
  • Push and pull handles
  • Paddle handles
  • Flush bolts on double doors
  • Pivots and concealed closers
  • All-glass door locks
  • Keypad and card reader add-ons

Common storefront problems

  • The key turns but the bolt doesn't catch the frame
  • The door sags and the lock no longer lines up
  • The key cylinder spins or is hard to turn
  • A pull handle is loose or broken
  • The second door of a pair won't stay locked

Upgrade options

Want to stop handing out keys? Many storefront doors can take a keypad lock, or an electric strike so staff can buzz people in.

Questions we hear a lot

Can you rekey our storefront lock?

Yes. Storefront cylinders can be rekeyed to a new key or to match your other locks.

Our door sags and won't lock. Can you fix it?

Often, yes. It's usually a worn pivot or hinge, or a lock that needs adjusting. We'll find the cause.

Can you put a keypad on a glass door?

Many glass storefront doors can take a narrow keypad lock. We'll check your door first.

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Where we work

We serve all of Alameda County, Contra Costa County, San Francisco, Marin County and Sonoma County.

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Phone hours 8am–6pm · Scheduled service available 24/7

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