Protect Your Investment with Expert Commercial Lock Out Assistance
Lockouts can be a powerful tool for landlords to regain possession of their property when a commercial tenant fails to meet lease obligations. However, Texas law strictly governs lockouts to prevent unlawful exclusions. Under Property Code § 93.002(c), a landlord may only lock out a commercial tenant in specific situations, such as for:
- Bona fide repairs, construction, or emergencies
- Removing items from abandoned premises
- Changing locks due to delinquent rent
At Evict Your Tenant, we guide you through the lockout process to ensure full compliance with legal requirements. We’ll help you navigate this complex process while safeguarding your rights and reducing the risk of costly disputes.
