Duboff Locksmith Services is a mobile commercial locksmith based in San Tan Valley, Arizona, serving businesses across the Phoenix Valley. Scott Duboff rekeys locks after staff changes, repairs and replaces commercial locks and door hardware, services high-security cylinders, and handles business lockouts 24/7. He's the same certified technician who services safes, bank vaults and GSA containers, so one call covers the front door and the safe in the back office.
What Scott handles for businesses
| Need | What it means |
|---|---|
| Rekeying | New pins in your existing locks so old keys stop working. Common after an employee leaves or keys go missing. |
| Lock repair | Fixing locks that stick, turn hard, or don't latch. |
| Lock replacement | Swapping worn or damaged commercial locks for new ones. |
| High-security cylinders | Locks with restricted keys that can't be copied at a hardware store. |
| Master key systems | One key plan for the whole building: each person's key opens only their doors, and a master key opens them all. |
| Exit devices and panic bars | Installation and service of the push bars on exit doors. |
| Door closers | Installation and adjustment so doors close and latch on their own. |
| Access control | Some access control systems. Ask Scott about yours. |
| Business lockouts | Getting you back into your office, store or warehouse, 24/7. |
| Safes and vaults | Safe opening and service, electronic safe locks, bank vault doors and time locks. |
Master key systems
A master key system lets a business manage many doors under one plan for key control. Each employee carries a key that opens only the doors they need, managers carry a key for their area, and the owner or facility manager has a master key that opens everything. When someone leaves, only the locks on their key need attention, not the whole building.
Scott creates master key systems that help businesses manage multiple doors under the same key control. He completed Best Practices in Master Keying training through the ALOA Security Professionals Association.
When to rekey a business
Rekeying is the fastest way to take back control of who can get in. Plan a rekey when:
- An employee, manager or contractor leaves and you can't account for every key.
- Keys are lost or stolen.
- You move into a space that someone else used before you.
- You've lost track of how many copies are out there.
Rekeying keeps the hardware you already have. Only the inside of the lock changes, so it costs less than replacing locks and takes less time.
Why high-security cylinders matter
A standard key can be copied at almost any hardware store. A high-security cylinder uses a patented key that can only be duplicated through authorized channels. That gives you key control: you decide who has a key, and copies can't be made behind your back. For offices with sensitive records, cash or inventory, that control is often the point.
Scott installs whichever high-security brand the customer wants, including Medeco, Mul-T-Lock and Schlage. He has completed Schlage High Security Cylinder Servicing training through IDN-H. Hoffman.
Types of businesses
Scott works with:
- Offices and professional suites
- Retail storefronts
- Warehouses and light industrial spaces
- Apartment complexes, HOAs and property managers
- Banks and credit unions (see bank vault and time lock service)
- Government offices and contractors (see GSA and government locksmith service)
What to have ready
- The business address and the doors involved
- About how many locks or doors need work
- The lock brand if you can see it, and a photo if it helps
- Whether you need the work done outside business hours
- Who on your team should get the new keys
What happens when you request a quote
- Tell us about the project. Use the quote form on this page or call (813) 712-0832. Include the address, the number of doors or locks, and your timeline.
- Scott follows up. He'll ask questions about the doors, hardware and keys, and set up a time to see the site if the job needs it.
- You get a quote. Scott explains what he recommends and why before any work starts.
- The work gets done. Scott schedules around your business when he can.
- Labor warranty. Labor is guaranteed for 90 days after the job is complete.
Scott is insured up to $3,000,000 through State Farm and bonded through SAVTA. He accepts card, cash, Zelle and check, and works under purchase orders or net terms with a written agreement. He provides a W-9 and a certificate of insurance on request.
Locked out of your business?
Call (813) 712-0832. Emergency lockout service runs 24/7. If keys were lost or stolen, ask Scott to rekey while he's there so the missing keys stop working. More on 24/7 emergency lockout service.
Why businesses call Scott
- One technician for everything: doors, high-security cylinders, safes, vaults and government containers.
- Certified: Lockmasters-certified GSA Authorized Safe & Vault Technician and Inspector, with 17 certifications and trainings. See Scott's certifications.
- 24/7 for lockouts
- 90-day labor warranty
- Mobile: Scott comes to your business. There's no shop to drive to.