Licensed Las Vegas electric strike & maglock installation pros for repairs, installs and upgrades — upfront pricing, fast scheduling, one accountable team.
Electric strikes and magnetic locks (maglocks) are two distinct but complementary access control solutions for securing doors in commercial and residential properties across Las Vegas. An electric strike replaces the standard strike plate on a door frame, allowing a door to be opened remotely by releasing the latch without physically turning the knob. A maglock, on the other hand, uses an electromagnet mounted on the door frame and an armature plate on the door itself, holding it shut with strong magnetic force until power is cut. Installing either system involves precise alignment of hardware, routing low-voltage wiring through walls or door frames, and integrating the unit with existing access control panels, keypads, or intercom systems. For Las Vegas properties—whether storefronts in the Arts District, office suites in Aliante, or apartment complexes near Buffalo—this installation is critical for balancing security with convenience. The desert climate here can cause door frames to shift slightly over time, so proper shimming and testing are essential to ensure the strike or maglock engages reliably every time. Without careful adjustment, a misaligned electric strike can leave a door stuck or unsecured, while a poorly mounted maglock may fail under pressure. My work focuses on getting the fit and wiring right for Las Vegas’s unique building conditions, from older strip malls to newer constructions.
The installation process begins with assessing the door and frame material—metal, wood, or aluminum—and determining the required fail-safe or fail-secure configuration based on local fire codes. For electric strikes, I cut or modify the existing strike plate recess, mount the strike unit, and run wires to a power supply or control panel, often hidden in a ceiling or closet. Maglock installation requires mounting the electromagnet on the header or jamb, attaching the armature plate to the door, and wiring the lock to a power source with a dedicated release button or card reader. In Las Vegas, where high-traffic areas like “X” Spot or Tacos El Gordo see constant use, I also install door position sensors to confirm lock status and prevent accidental damage. The work demands attention to voltage requirements—typically 12V or 24V DC—and ensuring that wiring is protected from heat and tampering. A properly installed electric strike or maglock not only controls access but also integrates with fire alarm systems to release automatically during emergencies, a must for local businesses and multifamily buildings. Whether you need a single maglock for a back office door or multiple strikes for a secured entry, the goal is a seamless, reliable system that holds up to daily use in Las Vegas’s dry, dusty environment.
I provide electric strike and maglock installation services across Las Vegas, covering neighborhoods and landmarks that include the 18b Las Vegas Arts District, Aliante, Angel Park Lindell, Astra, Bonanza Village, and Buffalo. Whether you are near .99 Plus More on a busy commercial strip, “X” Marks the Spot in a local shopping center, “X” Spot for a secured office, or (Maybe closed) Tacos El Gordo on a high-traffic corridor, I can handle installations for storefronts, warehouses, and residential gates. My coverage extends to these areas to ensure property owners have reliable access control without needing to travel far for service.
When you schedule an electric strike or maglock installation, here is what the process looks like:
If you need an electric strike or maglock installed in Las Vegas, contact me today to discuss your door and access control needs. I will handle the installation with attention to detail and local conditions, ensuring your lock works reliably from day one. Call or message to schedule a consultation.