Sunkist Beach Lock & Key Specialists
What drives the work we do
Businesses bring a different set of questions. Who holds a key to the stockroom? What happens when an employee leaves? Does the back door close on its own or does someone have to remember?
We have spent years helping shops, offices and warehouses answer these plainly. Sometimes the answer is rekeying a few cylinders and starting a key log. Sometimes it is a keypad on the staff door or panic hardware that lets people out easily while keeping the outside secure. We explain what each option does in practice, fit it after hours if that suits you, and leave you with a system your staff can actually use.
Careful work on every kind of lock.
Winter is the season that finds every weak point in a door. Frames shift with the frost, moisture freezes inside cylinders, and salt carried in on boots corrodes the brass. A good part of our year is spent freeing seized locks, adjusting strikes that no longer line up, and swapping in hardware that tolerates the cold. We would rather you call in November than in the first hard freeze.
The key you reach for. The door you come home to. Good locksmith work begins with understanding how you use them.
15years in business
24/7open every day
- Clear about who can get in. After any rekey or replacement we tell you exactly which keys work and how many copies exist. Key control is the point, and you should have the full picture.
- Careful with the building. We protect floors and finishes, work around your day where we can, and treat a shop or office with the same care as a home.
- The choice explained in your terms. Rather than product names, we talk about what each option means for you: who has access, how it copes with weather, how easy it is to change later.
How a visit goes
Describe the property, the hardware and what has changed, and the visit starts from what you have seen.
01
Walking the building together
We visit each door on the plan and talk about who uses it, how often and at what hours. Wiring routes and power are checked at the same time.
02
Installing readers and locks
Readers, electric strikes or maglocks and the controller go in with cables hidden where the building allows. Every door is tested for release and re-locking.
03
Setting up users and handover
We add the first users, show your administrator how to add and remove people, and leave written notes so the system is yours to run.