Falcon Locksmith services Denver Metro businesses, property managers, and multi-tenant buildings. Master key systems, high-security cylinders, exit devices, door closers, and access control — installed, documented, and scheduled to minimize disruption.
Yes. We install rim, mortise, surface vertical rod, and concealed vertical rod exit devices from Von Duprin, Detex, Cal-Royal, Yale, and Sargent across the Denver Metro Area. Devices are sized to the door and installed to the manufacturer's listing. Panic hardware requirements depend on occupancy classification, occupant load, door function, fire rating, and the code adopted by the local jurisdiction, so each opening should be evaluated individually. We can also help with fire inspection remediation.
Yes. We service failed panic bars, misaligned door closers, worn hinges, damaged mortise gearboxes, non-latching aluminum storefronts, and dead electric strikes. Most commercial door problems are alignment, adjustment, or component-level repair — not full replacement. On-site Denver Metro service with parts stocked for Von Duprin, LCN, Norton, Adams Rite, Sargent, and Yale hardware.
Yes. We design 2-level, 3-level, and grand master keying systems for Denver businesses, medical offices, multi-tenant buildings, and property portfolios. Every system includes a written pinning chart, key control records, and optional restricted keyways (Medeco, Mul-T-Lock, ASSA) so keys can't be duplicated at hardware stores. Systems are designed to expand as your building grows.
Yes. I install standalone keypads and networked card, fob, and mobile-credential hardware across Denver Metro. Selected access-control hardware is quoted after the existing opening, power, wiring, and control requirements are reviewed. Power supply and fail-safe/fail-secure strike selection are made per opening, and low-voltage wiring covers the openings I install. Requirements depend on the opening, occupancy, occupant load, fire rating, hardware listing, locally adopted code, and the authority having jurisdiction.
Yes. Office and multi-suite building rekeys are one of our most common commercial jobs in Denver Metro. We rekey conventional and SFIC (small format interchangeable core) cylinders, document every pin chart, coordinate with property managers, and schedule after hours or in phases to avoid disrupting operations. Restricted keyways are available for buildings that need real key control.
Yes. Falcon Locksmith services Denver Metro retail — storefronts, mall in-line stores, big-box back-of-house, boutiques, and restaurants. Common work includes Adams Rite storefront deadlatch and MS deadbolt service, panic bar repair, back-door rekeys after staff turnover, safe openings, and emergency after-hours lockouts. Scheduled work is done before or after operating hours whenever possible.
Yes. Aluminum storefront doors use specialized narrow-stile hardware — Adams Rite 4500 series deadlatches, MS1850 series deadbolts, hookbolts, and paddle handles. We stock the correct cylinders, cams, and strikes for Denver Metro storefronts and can rekey, replace, or upgrade to high-security cylinders on the same visit. Common on restaurants, retail, and ground-floor offices.
I can assess electric-strike options for compatible openings. Lock, frame, fire rating, egress, power and locally applicable requirements determine the suitable hardware and whether an installation can proceed; not every lock can be converted.
Yes. We replace worn, damaged, or non-compliant mortise, cylindrical, storefront, and rim cylinders with ANSI Grade 1 replacement hardware. Common Denver Metro replacements include restaurant back-door cylinders after break-ins, storefront cylinders that have seized, and office suites upgrading to high-security keyways for real key control.
Yes. Denver Metro property managers and multi-location businesses can set up quarterly or semi-annual maintenance visits — panic bar inspection, door closer adjustment, hinge lubrication, cylinder service, and strike alignment. Preventative maintenance catches most failures before they become emergency after-hours calls, and keeps fire-rated openings compliant for inspection.
Yes. Full building security assessment and installation — high-security cylinders on exterior openings, master key hierarchy for interior suites, access control at main entries, electric strikes at reception, panic bars on egress, and safes for petty cash or documents. We work with Denver Metro property managers, HOAs, and business owners on both new construction and existing-building retrofits.
Yes. Most commercial rekeys, hardware installs, and access-control jobs are scheduled evenings, nights, or weekends across Denver Metro to avoid disrupting business operations. Emergency lockouts and post-break-in response are available from 8am-10pm. After-hours scheduling is often preferred by retail, medical, and hospitality clients who can't lose door access during business hours.
Yes. We size and install LCN, Norton, Yale, and Sargent commercial door closers across Denver Metro with correct arm configuration (regular arm, top jamb, parallel arm), back-check adjustment, and delayed action where required. Wrong-sized closers cause slamming, non-latching, and worn frames — we spec the right closer for the door weight and width, and adjust to ADA opening force.
Yes. Warehouse work in Denver Metro includes overhead-door pedestrian egress, dock area lock and panic hardware, storeroom master keying, high-security cylinders on inventory rooms, and access control at receiving and shipping entrances. We coordinate with facility managers to schedule around shift changes and inbound/outbound freight.
Yes. Medeco, Mul-T-Lock, ASSA, and ABLOY high-security locks resist picking, drilling, and bumping and use patented restricted keyways so keys can't be duplicated at hardware stores. Ideal for Denver Metro medical offices, cannabis retail, law firms, IT/server rooms, and any business where real key control matters. Every install includes enrollment in the brand's key-control program.