Services / Park Slope
Magnetic locks & electric strikes
Maglocks, electric strikes, and release buttons — electrified openings done to code.
The electrified side of the door is where locksmithing meets low-voltage: magnetic locks, electric strikes, request-to-exit devices, and release buttons that have to fail the RIGHT way — safe egress in an outage, code-compliant every day. We install and service electrified hardware on storefronts, lobbies, and office suites, integrated with intercoms and access control.
- Magnetic locks sized and mounted correctly
- Electric strikes matched to the frame and lockset
- Request-to-exit buttons, sensors and timers
- Fail-safe / fail-secure configured to code
Brands we install & service
- Securitron
- HES
- Adams Rite
- Von Duprin
- SDC
- Seco-Larm
- Alarm Controls
- Trine
Straight answers
Maglock or electric strike — which does my door need?
Strikes suit doors with a usable frame and lockset; maglocks suit glass and frameless doors. Egress code decides as much as the door does — we spec to both.
Will people be able to exit in a power failure?
Yes — egress is configured fail-safe with the required exit devices and sensors. That part is code, not preference.
Do you integrate with our intercom or access control?
Yes — release from the intercom handset, the access reader, and the exit button, all on one properly-powered opening.
Related work
Emergency lockouts
Locked out of a rowhouse, a co-op unit, or a shop gate. Answered around the clock.
Rekeying & lock changes
New place, old tenant, lost keys, or a contractor who never gave the set back.
High-security cylinders
Medeco, Mul-T-Lock and Abloy — locks whose keys cannot be copied at a hardware store.
Locked out right now?
Call. Describe the door. Get the price. Done.
Written quote
Not an emergency? Get it in writing.
Tell us the door and the job. We call you back with a price, before anyone drives over.