Kirkland, WA
11335 NE 122nd Way, Ste 105, Office 211, Kirkland, WA 98034
Open 24/7 · Office phone (425) 615-6902

KeyHub Locksmith provides mobile commercial locksmith service for businesses. We come to the premises and handle the lock and key problems that keep a business from operating: lockouts, rekeys after staff changes, master key systems, commercial door lock repair and replacement, exit devices and door closers.
We are open 24/7, including weekends and holidays. You get your exact price over the phone before we send a technician, and that price doesn't change when we arrive. A technician reaches your business in 15–20 minutes.
Call or text us a photo of the lock so we can confirm the job before we come out.






Locked out of an office, shop, warehouse or server room? We open commercial doors without damaging the leaf, frame or closer wherever it can be avoided. If the lockout happened because a lock or latch failed, the technician tells you what went wrong and whether it can be repaired on the same visit or the hardware needs replacing.
When a key holder leaves and the key does not come back, the cylinders need changing. We rekey a single door or a whole site and issue a fresh set of keys. Rekeying changes the pins inside the lock you already have, so the old keys stop working and the hardware stays on the door.
A master key system lets one key open every door while each employee carries a key that opens only their own. Managers can hold a key for their area, and the owner or property manager holds the key that opens everything. We can design a new system or extend the one you already have, and when one key goes missing we can rekey the affected doors without changing the rest of the system.
Need commercial-grade hardware? We fit and replace mortise locks, cylindrical levers, storefront deadlatches, cam locks and cabinet locks, and help you pick the right grade for the traffic the door sees. Commercial door hardware is usually rated by ANSI/BHMA grade. A main entrance used hundreds of times a day needs heavier hardware than a supply closet, and a residential lock on a busy commercial door tends to wear out quickly.
Not every problem needs new hardware. We repair commercial door locks that stick, latch only sometimes, have a loose lever or a cylinder worn from constant use. Often the cause is the door itself: a sagging hinge or a strike plate that no longer lines up with the latch. We check the door and frame along with the lock, fix what can be fixed, and tell you plainly when a part is past repair.
Panic bars, push bars and door closers have to work on every exit, every day. We install, adjust and replace them, and check the door still latches and releases as it should. A closer that slams, a door that drifts open or a panic bar that sticks is worth fixing before it turns into a door that does not secure at night.
We install and service keypad and electronic access control locks for doors where you want to control who opens what without handing out more keys. Tell us the door type and the lock you have or want, and we will confirm by phone what can be fitted.
A key snapped in a storefront cylinder locks up the whole entrance. Do not force it. We extract the broken piece, check the cylinder and get the door working again. If the cylinder was damaged, we can rekey or replace it during the same visit when we have the right part with us.

Tell us the address, how many doors are involved, the lock type if you know it and what you need done.
We confirm the work and give you the exact price before anyone drives out.

Our locksmith brings commercial cylinders, key blanks and the tools for door hardware. If a specific part has to be ordered, we tell you on the phone.

If a door cannot be out of service during the day, we schedule the work before you open or after you close.
We check that each lock, latch, closer and exit device works properly and hand over the new keys before the job is closed.
You get your exact price over the phone before we send a technician, and it doesn't change when we arrive. To quote a commercial job, we need to know:

Lockout, rekey, master keying, lock repair, hardware replacement, exit device or closer work.

Mortise, cylindrical lever, storefront deadlatch, cam lock or access control lock.
Rekeying one cylinder is a different job from rekeying a whole site and cutting keys for every employee.
Misalignment, damage or worn hinges may affect the work needed.
Some jobs require new locks, cylinders, keys or hardware.
Mobile service price may depend on your city and availability, and it is already included in the quote you get by phone.
A technician reaches your business in 15–20 minutes. Our technicians are based in different parts of the service area, and we have offices in Kirkland, Lynnwood and Tacoma, so someone is usually close by. We come to you, so most customers never need to visit us, but the offices are open if you prefer to stop by. KeyHub Locksmith is licensed, bonded and insured in Washington (license KEYHULL752OE).
Kirkland, WA
11335 NE 122nd Way, Ste 105, Office 211, Kirkland, WA 98034
Open 24/7 · Office phone (425) 615-6902
Tacoma, WA
4301 S Pine St, Suite 30-12, Tacoma, WA 98409
Open 24/7 · Office phone (253) 322-1790
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After staff or tenant changes or a lost key, the question is usually who holds keys, not whether the lock works. If the hardware is sound, rekeying the cylinder solves that and usually costs less than new hardware. On a master key system, the affected cylinders can be rekeyed without changing the rest of the system.
Replacement is the better choice when the lock is damaged or unreliable, too light for the traffic the door gets, or when you want to move to a higher grade or an access control lock. The technician checks the hardware on site and tells you which applies before any work starts. The full comparison of rekeying and changing locks is on our lock rekey page.
KeyHub Locksmith works with offices, shops, restaurants, warehouses and property managers.
For businesses and property managers with several locations in our service area, we can keep one keying plan across all your sites, so the same master key works where it should and nowhere else.
Often, yes. We use the right tools for storefront deadlatches, mortise locks and panic hardware and avoid damage to the door and frame wherever possible. If a lock has failed inside, part of it may need replacing, and we tell you before doing that.
A master key system lets one key open every door while each employee's key opens only the doors they need. It usually starts to make sense once you have more than a few doors and more than a few people holding keys. We can design a new system or extend the one you already have.
Call us to rekey the locks that key opens. The old key stops working and you get new keys. On a master key system we can rekey one door without changing the rest.
Yes. We install, adjust and replace panic bars, exit devices and door closers, and check that the door latches and opens properly before we leave.
Yes. We are open 24/7, so we can come before you open, after you close, on the weekend or in the middle of the night. Call (425) 675-6617 to book a time.
Yes. For property managers and businesses with several locations in our service area, we can keep one keying plan across all your sites.
Repair is usually enough when the lock body is sound and the problem is a worn cylinder, a loose part or a misaligned strike. Replacement is the better choice when the lock is cracked, keeps failing or is too light for the door's traffic. The technician checks the hardware on site and explains which applies before any work starts.
No. The price you get over the phone is the price you pay, which is why we ask about the door, the lock and the number of keys before we send anyone.
Call KeyHub Locksmith at (425) 675-6617 and tell us the address, the door and what happened. We'll give you the exact price and send a technician.