Digital & Smart Lock Installation, Repair & Programming

We carry and install every major smart-lock brand (Schlage, Yale, Kwikset, August, Ultraloq, Level, and more) plus access-control hardware from Alarm Lock Trilogy. We're not tied to one brand, so we recommend what actually fits. And it isn't just which brand, it's which grade: keypads come in different security grades, and the right one depends on your door type (a three-point mechanism, a metal door, a storefront) and how hard the lock will be used. We match the lock to the door, not just the doorway. For larger properties, this ties closely to our commercial locksmith work.

South Florida is hard on electronics. We install waterproof and weather-rated locks, fit protective covers that shield the lock from heat and rain, and on electronic locks we can include a mechanical key cylinder as a backup so a dead battery never leaves you stranded outside your own home. If you'd rather not think about batteries at all, the no-battery mechanical route solves it permanently. Pair the right lock with solid door hardware and it lasts.

Shabbos lock, Hollywood. A Sabbath-observant client couldn't carry keys. We installed a mechanical, spring-operated combination lock: no battery, no electricity. Four years later it's still in daily use.

Out-of-state short-rental owner. A property manager living out of state needed to change access after every guest. We installed a Schlage Encode (Wi-Fi, controlled from the Schlage app anywhere in the world) so he re-codes the door remotely between tenants, no need to be on-site.

Multi-employee office. We installed an Alarm Lock Trilogy system with portal control: add or disable codes on demand, plus fob and card-reader access. Trilogy is among the most durable access hardware for commercial and residential use, and we fit the right system to each property.

We'd rather give you the truth than the upsell. Don't buy a lock with no US-based technical support: cheap online brands leave you stranded when something goes wrong. Don't overbuy, either: for plenty of homes, a Home Depot-grade Schlage or Kwikset covers basic needs perfectly, and we won't sell you overkill. Check or replace batteries at least every six months, because most lockouts on digital locks come down to dead batteries, and they always die at the worst time. Keep a backup key in your car or bag so a dead battery never locks you out. And if you tend to ignore low-battery warnings, a mechanical combination lock is the better choice: no signal to miss, nothing to die. If you ever do get locked out, that's our lock change and rekey and emergency territory.