Rekey Locks

What’s Lock Rekeying?

Lock rekeying changes how your lock responds to a key without altering the exterior hardware. We adjust the internal configuration so that previous keys no longer work and provide you with a new key that fits properly. This allows you to keep your existing locks in place while updating access across your property.

Our team handles the work with precision, making sure each lock operates smoothly before we leave. You can expect consistent performance from your lock systems, along with a setup that continues to support your daily use without interruption or the need for unnecessary replacements or upgrades.

Should You Rekey or Replace Your Locks?

Choosing between rekeying and replacing your locks depends on your situation and security needs. Rekeying is often the best option when your locks are still in good condition, but you want to change who has access. It’s a cost-effective way to improve security without replacing the entire lock.

Replacement may be necessary if your locking system is damaged, outdated, or no longer functioning properly. In these cases, installing new hardware provides better reliability and protection. We can help you determine the right solution and make sure your property stays secure with the option that best fits your needs.

Rely on Our Rekeying Service

Over the years, we have established ourselves as the leading locksmiths in the region. We help clients when they want to update their security systems. We perform lock repairs, provide new key combinations, install state-of-the-art electronic keypad locks, and everything in between—and we so do with unrivaled professionalism.

What really sets us apart is our patented approach to customer service. With our services, you can always expect:

• No-obligation consultations
• Up-front quotes for all services
• Competitive pricing
• Full suite of locksmith services
• Easy to schedule services
• Fast turnarounds on rekeying
• Knowledgeable and friendly locksmiths
• And more

When Should You Rekey Your Locks?

Rekeying your locks helps ensure your property stays secure as your situation changes. It’s a straightforward way to maintain control over who has access without making major changes.

Consider rekeying your locks when:

• Moving into a new home
• Needing to control who has access
• Dealing with changes in tenants or employees
• Wanting all your locks to use the same key
• Knowing multiple people have copies of your key
• Looking to improve security without changing the locks

We help you confidently manage who has access to your property. Our team ensures your locks are set up to meet your current needs and work reliably.

Locksmiths Dedicated to Your Security

Customer satisfaction is our goal. Through the magic of rekeying, we will save you both time and money. We will give all your locks a new key combination and test every lock and key before we vacate your premises. By the time we leave, you’ll have a newfound sense of security—guaranteed.

See the difference a little professional can make. Contact us to learn more.

Your Versatile Locksmiths

Every day sees us assisting a different client. Some days we receive calls from homeowners, while other days see us aiding local business owners. No matter the type of lock you have on your property, we can always help you.

We will rekey your locks to your exact specifications. If you’d like some of your locks to have limited access, let us know. With us, the choice is yours.

What Types of Locks Can Be Rekeyed?

With professional rekeying, many types of locks can be adjusted to work with a new key while keeping the existing hardware in place. We handle a wide range of locking systems, making it easy to update access and maintain consistency across your property.

We commonly work with:

• Residential locks: Door knobs, lever handles, and standard home entry locks
• Commercial locks: Office doors, storefront locks, and business entry systems
• High-security locks: Select systems designed with restricted key access
• Padlocks: Rekeyable models used for gates, storage, and equipment

Not sure if your locks can be rekeyed? We can take a look and recommend the best solution for your setup.

Can Deadbolts Be Rekeyed?

Single-cylinder deadbolts are typically easier to rekey when access needs to change, while double-cylinder models may require a closer look depending on their design. In many cases, keeping the existing locking system in place is a practical option if it’s still functioning properly. Some newer or specialized locks may have limitations, especially if they use unique key systems.

When there’s any uncertainty, we can inspect the lock and determine whether it can be adjusted or if another solution would be more reliable for your property.