Boulder Commercial Door Received an Approved Keypad Replacement Plan

A commercial door in Boulder was evaluated after concerns developed with its existing keypad lock. The mounted hardware showed visible wear, and the field assessment found that the keypad was outdated while its clutch was failing and not functioning properly. The record also noted that several existing functions, including a fob-reader feature, were not being used.

Because the problem involved the lock unit and its failing clutch, the documented service approach was replacement rather than a fresh installation or an attempt to preserve the old keypad. The approved hardware was identified as an Alarm Lock DL2700 keypad lock. The replacement was coordinated with the supplier, with parts reported available for the planned return visit.

The doorway was treated as an exterior commercial entrance, so the proposal also included a door latch protector for added security. The photos show keypad-and-lever assemblies mounted on commercial doors, including a green door with scuffs and surrounding surface wear, making protection around the latch area a relevant part of the plan.

The visit also required practical site coordination because construction was taking place nearby and entrance navigation could be affected. The documented next step was a return visit to complete the approved replacement and latch-protector work, keeping the scope focused on restoring dependable keypad access while addressing the vulnerable exterior latch area.