For businesses with shift workers, contractors or frequent staff changes, physical keys are hard to keep track of. A keyless lock replaces the key with a code, a card or a phone credential. When someone leaves, you remove their code. Many models keep a mechanical key override for emergencies.
Keyless options we install
- Standalone keypad levers and deadbolts
- Digital locks with multiple user codes
- Smart locks with app control
- Digital safes for cash and documents
- Keyless locks for storage rooms and back offices
Things to consider
- Door type and thickness, including glass and aluminum storefront doors
- Fire code requirements for exit doors
- How many users and codes you need
- Battery life and what happens when batteries run low
- Whether you need an audit trail of who entered and when
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Frequently asked questions
Can keyless locks fit our existing doors?
Many can. Storefront doors with narrow stiles need specific models. We'll check your doors before recommending hardware.
What if the battery dies?
Most units warn you well in advance, and many have a key override or external power terminals.