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Commercial Locksmith in Calabasas, California

Crenshaw Lock Company provides 24/7 mobile commercial locksmith service in Calabasas, California, for offices, retail spaces, warehouses and industrial sites. We come to your business with the tools to rekey, repair, install and secure. Call (323) 997-8867 any hour, any day.

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A business in Calabasas has security needs that differ from those of a typical city. Retail and office tenants around The Commons at Calabasas and Old Town Calabasas on Calabasas Road deal with aluminum-storefront doors, high foot traffic and shared landlord rules. Offices along Park Granada, Parkway Calabasas and the US-101 corridor deal with keycards, after-hours cleaning crews and staff turnover. Each of these calls for a different kind of locksmith work.

Crenshaw Lock Company has served Greater Los Angeles and Ventura County since 1987, led by owner and lead technician David Shar. We are fully mobile, which means there is no storefront to visit. We drive to you, whether that is a suite in a business park, a shop front, a storage yard or a warehouse, and we work on site so your business is not left unsecured while you wait.

Commercial work is rarely just a lockout. It is often rekeying after an employee leaves, replacing a failing storefront lock, fitting panic hardware that meets the needs of your space, setting up master key systems, or fixing a door that no longer latches. We handle these jobs day or night, and we explain what we find in plain language before we start so you can decide how much to do.

How it works in Calabasas

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    Call and describe the situation

    Call (323) 997-8867 and tell us what kind of business you have, what the door or lock looks like, and what has happened. A lockout, a broken key in a storefront cylinder and a planned rekey are all handled differently, so these details help us bring the right hardware.

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    Confirm access and authority

    Before opening or changing any lock, we need to know that you are the owner, manager or an authorized tenant. In multi-tenant buildings we may ask about landlord rules, since some properties control which locks can be changed.

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    Assess the hardware on site

    We look at the door, frame, cylinder, strike and any exit device or access-control hookup. Aluminum storefront doors, solid wood office doors and rolling or industrial doors each have their own quirks, and we point out any problem we see that could affect security.

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    Open, repair, rekey or replace

    Where possible we use non-destructive entry and repair rather than replacing. If a lock is worn or compromised, we explain the options, such as rekeying, restricted keyways, new deadbolts, or upgraded commercial-grade hardware, and proceed with the one you pick.

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    Test and hand over keys

    We cycle every lock several times, check latching and alignment, and make sure each key works. For rekeys or master key setups, we document which keys open which doors so you can control who has access going forward.

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What affects the price

  • The type of work: emergency lockout, rekeying, repair, new installation or a full master key system each involve different labor and parts.
  • The hardware involved, such as standard commercial cylinders, high-security restricted keyways, panic bars or electronic access components.
  • The number of doors and locks in the job, including whether keys need to be coordinated across several entrances.
  • The time of the call, since after-hours and overnight emergency service differs from scheduled daytime work.
  • The condition of the door and frame, as damaged or misaligned doors can require extra repair before a lock will work properly.
  • Landlord or property requirements that affect which products can be used or how the work must be documented.

Why Calabasas chooses us

  • Fully mobile and available 24/7, so a business that gets locked out or broken into at night can be secured without waiting for morning.
  • Serving Greater Los Angeles and Ventura County since 1987, with owner and lead technician David Shar guiding the work.
  • Experience with the mix of properties in Calabasas, from lifestyle retail and aluminum storefronts to office suites, gated-community amenity buildings and warehouses.
  • We explain findings and options in plain terms, and we do not push replacement when repair or rekeying will solve the problem.
  • We keep key records straightforward, so you know who holds access after a rekey or staff change.
  • No storefront, so there is nothing to visit; all work happens at your location.

Commercial Locksmith across Calabasas

Calabasas is a mix of polished retail, professional offices and guard-gated residential communities, and that shapes the commercial work here. Around The Commons at Calabasas and Old Town Calabasas along Calabasas Road, storefront glass doors and narrow aluminum frames need cylinders and strikes that fit tight tolerances. Businesses in ZIP code 91302 along Parkway Calabasas, Las Virgenes Road and the Ventura Freeway corridor often need rekeying when tenants change, plus after-hours help when a door will not lock behind a closing shift.

Commercial needs also extend into the gated neighborhoods. The Oaks, Calabasas Hills and Mulwood include clubhouses, management offices, maintenance rooms and amenity buildings that need reliable locks and controlled keys. Property managers and HOA staff sometimes call after a key goes missing or a staff member leaves, and a quick rekey keeps those spaces secure. Where a gatehouse controls entry, we plan the visit so access is cleared ahead of time.

Businesses near King Gillette Ranch, Calabasas Lake and Mulholland Highway, as well as sites reached via Old Topanga Canyon Road, can be a bit more spread out, which is where a mobile service helps. Whether you run a shop near the freeway or an office up a hillside road, call (323) 997-8867 and we will come to you.

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Commercial Locksmith in Calabasas — FAQs

Do you offer emergency commercial locksmith service in Calabasas at night?
Yes. We are available 24/7 and fully mobile. If your business is locked out, a door was forced, or a lock failed overnight, call (323) 997-8867 and we will work out how to get you secured.
Can you rekey all the locks in my office after an employee leaves?
Yes. Rekeying changes the internal pins so old keys no longer work, without replacing the hardware. It is often the cost-conscious way to restore control after staff turnover.
Do you work on aluminum storefront doors like those at The Commons?
Yes. Storefront doors use narrow-stile hardware and specialized cylinders, and we are familiar with servicing them. Tenants should check their lease for landlord rules on lock changes.
Can you set up a master key system for several doors?
Yes. A master key system lets different keys open different sets of doors, so a manager can reach everything while staff access only what they need. Call (323) 997-8867 to discuss your layout.
Do you install panic bars and exit hardware?
We can install and repair commercial exit hardware and help you choose a style suited to your door. Code requirements vary, so we recommend checking with your landlord or local authorities on specifics.
Can you help a property manager in a gated Calabasas community?
Yes. We service amenity buildings, management offices and utility rooms in communities such as The Oaks. We coordinate gatehouse access in advance so the visit goes smoothly.
Do I need to be the owner to authorize work?
You need to be the owner, manager or an authorized tenant. In leased buildings, landlord approval may be needed for some changes, so it helps to confirm before we arrive.
Where is your shop in Calabasas?
We have no storefront. Crenshaw Lock Company is fully mobile, so we come to your business anywhere in Calabasas. Call (323) 997-8867 to get started.
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Reviewed by David Shar — Owner & Lead Technician

Crenshaw Lock Company has served Greater Los Angeles & Ventura County since 1987.

Last updated 2026-10-12.

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