Shops, units and warehouses
Rekeying a unit between tenants, storefront cylinders that stopped turning, office door hardware, master key systems, and exit device work on the doors your fire inspection cares about.
Pinellas Park runs on work vehicles, warehouses and manufactured-home communities, and a locksmith in Pinellas Park spends more time on roll-up doors and fleet keys than on anything fancy. We’re licensed, mobile from Largo, open 8am–8pm daily, and you approve the price before we start.

Most calls here fall into one of these three. Commercial is the biggest share.
Rekeying a unit between tenants, storefront cylinders that stopped turning, office door hardware, master key systems, and exit device work on the doors your fire inspection cares about.
Lost the only key to the box truck? We cut and program vehicle keys on site, including transponder keys, and we handle ignition cylinder repair rather than sending you to a dealer.
Rekeys after a move, deadbolts, broken keys pulled out of the cylinder, and lock replacement on doors where the old hardware never fit properly to begin with.
The stretch along Park Boulevard and up 49th Street North is where most of our Pinellas Park commercial work sits — light industrial units, contractor shops, small warehouses, auto trades. The lock problems there are different from a house: heavy doors that get slammed all day, roll-up latches, and a key ring that’s been copied more times than anyone can account for.
That last one is the real issue. When nobody can say how many copies of the shop key exist, rekeying the building is cheaper than finding out the hard way. We can usually do a small commercial building in one visit and set it up so the office, the shop floor and the roll-up aren’t all opening on the same key.
Pinellas Park has a lot of manufactured-home and mobile-home communities, and the doors in them aren’t standard residential doors. They’re thinner, the lock prep is often a different size, and the hardware big-box stores sell frequently doesn’t fit without modification.
Which is worth knowing before you buy a deadbolt on a Saturday and find it won’t go in. Tell us it’s a manufactured home when you call and we’ll bring hardware that actually fits the door.
Rekeys are usually straightforward. Full lock replacement takes a little more thought, and we’ll walk you through what fits before anything gets ordered or installed.
Yes, from the Park Boulevard corridor through the residential streets and the communities off 66th and 49th. We’re mobile out of Largo — our shop is 141 1st Ave NW in Largo, so every job here is mobile.
Usually, for a small unit or shop. Larger properties with multiple entries and a master system are better quoted after we walk it, so the key hierarchy is right the first time.
Yes — cut and programmed on site, including transponder keys. Have the year, make, model and proof the vehicle is yours or your company’s.
No — and we’d rather say so up front than have you find out at 2am. We run 8am–8pm, seven days a week. If someone’s in danger or a child or pet is shut in a hot car, call 911 first; they get there faster than any locksmith can.
Often not without modification. Mention the home type when you call so the technician arrives with hardware sized for that door.
If the job is closer to one of these, start there instead.
Active lockout or a crew stuck outside? Call (727) 293-3993. For scheduled work, the form is fine — we’ll call back in business hours.