Storefront locks, master key systems, staff rekeys, panic bars and keypad access for Jupiter shops, restaurants, offices, medical suites, marinas and HOAs. Owner-operated, licensed & insured, 1-year warranty, 9 AM–7 PM, 7 days a week.
Jupiter’s businesses cluster along Indiantown Road, US-1, Military Trail and the waterfront, with marine companies, restaurants, medical offices and many community associations. These are the commercial jobs that come up most.
The plazas and stores on Indiantown Road, US-1, Military Trail and Donald Ross Road, plus the shops at Harbourside Place and Abacoa Town Center. Glass storefront doors, back-door deadbolts and exit hardware that works every time.
Waterfront restaurants on the Riverwalk and the Intracoastal, plus boat dealers, marinas, dive shops and charter offices, where staff turn over and salt air chews through hardware. Rekeys when people leave and corrosion-resistant locks that last.
Doctors, dentists, therapists, insurance and real estate offices along Indiantown Road and Military Trail. Suite doors, records rooms and supply closets, often on keypads.
Offices around the Jupiter Medical Center campus and the research and tech buildings near Abacoa and the FAU Jupiter campus. Coded access so staff come and go without handing keys around.
Abacoa, Jonathan’s Landing, Egret Landing and the many other Jupiter associations with clubhouses, pool gates, fitness rooms and maintenance closets. Boards are quoted like any other customer.
Churches, private schools, daycares and community groups all need the same basics: secure outside doors, rekeys when keys go missing, and exits that meet code.
One key for the owner or manager that opens every door, and limited keys for staff and vendors — laid out before a single key is cut. Our master key systems page explains how it works and why the plan comes first.
Fast, much cheaper than new locks, and it settles the question of who can still get in. See also rekeying in Jupiter.
Installed, repaired and adjusted on storefront exits, kitchen back doors and clubhouse doors. Panic hardware is where cutting corners puts people in danger, so Joe does it properly or not at all.
Mortise cylinders, deadlatches and lock bodies on storefront and office doors, replaced before constant use or salt air wears them out.
A smart choice for back doors, stockrooms, offices and clubhouse rooms where collecting keys from departing staff is the real headache. Delete a code instead of chasing a key. See keypad and smart locks.
File cabinet locks, mailbox banks, hurricane shutter locks, pool gates and storage padlocks, and unit lock changes after an eviction.
People get locked out and call a locksmith. The bigger risk is people being locked in, usually because someone added an extra lock to a kitchen door or a side exit.
A required exit has to open from the inside in one motion, with no key, no special knowledge and no tools. That is what panic hardware is for. Inside keyed deadbolts, slide bolts, chains or padlocks on an exit door all break that rule, and fire inspectors look for them.
There is nearly always a compliant way to get the security you are after: exit-only hardware, an alarmed exit device, or a keypad outside with free exit inside. If something on a back door bothers you, ask — and if it is really a question for the fire marshal or your alarm company, Joe will tell you.
The final word on exits belongs to the local fire and building officials, not a locksmith. Joe’s job is to install hardware that keeps you in the clear from the first day.
Nobody wants a locksmith in the doorway during the dinner rush or a full waiting room. We work 9 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week, with no overnight service, but there is nearly always a quiet window.
About pricing: commercial jobs vary too much for a posted rate — door count, hardware grade, mortise or exit devices and the key plan all change the cost. You get a written quote first, and the invoice matches it. Everything installed carries a 1-year parts and labor warranty.
We also work with businesses in Palm Beach Gardens, Riviera Beach, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Royal Palm Beach and Wellington.
"These guys were very responsive. Joe came out next morning to complete my lock change. They were fast and informative. Would definitely use them again!"
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Rekey every door that key opens: front, back, offices and storage. It is quick, far cheaper than new hardware, and it ends the worry. Joe can usually do it the same day and hand new keys to the staff you still have.
Yes. With a master key system the owner or manager opens every door with one key, while each employee opens only what they need. It must be planned before any key is cut, because fixing a bad layout later is a lot more work. Our master key systems page shows how it is laid out.
Yes. Joe installs, repairs and adjusts panic bars on storefronts, restaurant back doors and church and clubhouse exits. This is where mistakes matter most, since a required exit must always open from inside in one motion, without a key.
Yes, within our hours of 9 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week; there is no overnight work. For most Jupiter businesses that means before opening or on a weekend.
Almost always. Storefront and office doors take standard mortise cylinders and lock bodies, so swapping them is routine. Joe identifies the model from a photo first and can fit more corrosion-resistant parts near the water.
Yes. Clubhouses, pool gates, dock gates, fitness rooms and maintenance closets, plus master keying so the board, management and staff each hold the right access. Associations are quoted like any other customer.
Yes, for the right doors. A keypad means no keys to collect when someone leaves — you just delete the code. It fits back doors, offices and clubhouse rooms, though not every door, and Joe will tell you which.
Joe does. PBC Locksmith is owner-operated, so the person who quotes your job is the one who does the work, and the one you can call afterward.
Open 7 days, 9–7 β call or text and you'll always reach the owner directly.
PBC Locksmith covers all of Jupiter, FL — same-day appointments, 9 AM to 7 PM, 7 days a week. Call or text and you will reach Joe directly.
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