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One master key, total control — designed for buildings and businesses. Long Island City landlords and supers rely on clean master-key hierarchies across multi-unit buildings — we design and maintain them.
Between Gantry Plaza State Park and Jackson Ave and Queens Blvd, Long Island City packs a lot of doors into a few blocks. New residential towers with modern systems; rapid growth means constant move-in rekeys.
Long Island City's skyline of new residential towers grows every year. Doorman buildings, amenity decks, and modern lock systems define the work — plus the area's remaining industrial spaces. When it comes to master key systems, that local character matters.
For Long Island City properties we draft a keying schedule mapping every door, then pin the hierarchy — master, sub-master, change keys — with no cross-keying. New residential towers with modern systems; rapid growth means constant move-in rekeys.
Whether you're by Gantry Plaza State Park or over on Jackson Ave, the process is the same: call (212) 300-7173, describe the situation, and get a straight answer on timing.
Yes — Long Island City is part of our regular Queens service area. New residential towers with modern systems; rapid growth means constant move-in rekeys. Our vans carry the hardware this neighborhood's doors actually use.
We build systems on restricted, patented keyways. Blanks are only available through us with your written authorization. For Long Island City buildings in particular: New residential towers with modern systems.