Commercial Locksmith in Pompano Beach, FL
For businesses in Pompano Beach, FL we rekey when a tenant or employee leaves, set up master key systems, and fix exit devices, closers and roll-up door locks. The first rekeyed lock is $95 with the trip included, each further lock that visit costs $47, and anything larger is quoted on paper first.
- Licensed & insured
- 6-month workmanship warranty
- About 20 min to you
Pompano's warehouse district
The city describes itself as Broward County's largest industrial, warehouse and distribution submarket, with more than 28 million square feet, two Amazon distribution centers and direct access to I-95 and Florida's Turnpike (City of Pompano Beach). Much of it lines Copans Road, Sample Road and Powerline Road, and the city counts an "Andrews Industrial District" among its officially recognized neighborhoods (Wikipedia). Buildings change hands here too: Pompano Business Center II at 3001 W Copans Rd sold in July 2025 (The Real Deal). And the former Festival Flea Market site on Sample Road, closed since June 1, 2025, is being turned into a logistics park (Wikipedia).
New owners and new tenants mean keys from the last occupant are still out there.
Master keys when a tenant moves out
When a bay or suite turns over, the cleanest fix is to rekey it into your master system:
- Walk every door — office, bay, roll-up, restroom, storage — and note each cylinder.
- Write the key plan: a master for the owner or property manager, a key per unit, and who holds what.
- Rekey or swap cylinders on site. Doors stay hung; nothing is cut out.
- Stamp and log every key, and hand you a sign-out list.
- Check every exit still opens from inside with no key.
Property managers of licensed apartment buildings have a related duty: Florida's Miya's Law requires a log of every key issued and returned (Spencer Fane). A master system with stamped keys makes that log easy to keep.
What we work on
- Rekeys and new cylinders after staff or tenant changes
- Master key systems and restricted keys that kiosks can't copy
- Grade 1 and Grade 2 commercial locks, mortise and storefront cylinders
- Panic bars, exit devices and door closers
- Padlocks and hasps on roll-up and dock doors
- Impact-rated doors — see impact-door locks
- Standalone battery keypad locks on offices and storerooms
Card readers and electric strikes are a different matter: anything wired into the building's low-voltage system goes to a licensed low-voltage contractor, and we'll point you there rather than guess.
Prices
| Job | From | Usual total |
|---|---|---|
| First lock rekeyed, trip included | $95 | — |
| Every additional lock on that trip | $47 | $47–62 |
| New standard lock, installed | $140 | $140–270 |
| Keypad lock (labor) | $160 | $160–260 |
| Exit device, closer, mortise | quoted from a photo | — |
| Master key system | written quote | — |
| Business lockout, standard lock | $95 | $95–160 |
Opening a new location
The city asks for a Zoning Use Certificate before it issues a Business Tax Receipt (City of Pompano Beach). Add "rekey the locks" to that same checklist, and read your lease for who owns the locks.
Who can approve the work
Whoever runs the business: the owner, a manager carrying company ID, or a written OK from property management.
Questions
Nights and weekends?
Yes, at the same price as weekdays.
Will you price every door in our building on paper?
Yes, before any work begins.
Can you send our landlord a certificate of insurance?
Yes. Our coverage is commercial general liability, and a landlord or property manager who wants proof gets the certificate before we start.
We're downtown near City Hall on Atlantic Boulevard. Same service?
Yes — storefronts and offices on Atlantic, Dixie Highway and Federal Highway get the same price list as the warehouse parks out west.
Locked out? Call — the price comes first.
Same price at any hour. A Pompano Beach technician comes to you.
Call (954) 906-3733