Lock changes and rekeys — make old keys stop working
Moved into a new home, lost a key, or had a tenant leave without returning theirs? Rekeying or changing your locks means nobody else holds a working key.
Rekey vs. change: which do you need?
Rekeying swaps the pins inside your existing lock so old keys no longer work — it's usually the cheaper option. Changing replaces the whole lock, which makes sense if it's worn, damaged, or you want an upgrade.
When to rekey
After buying a home, after a roommate or tenant moves out, after losing keys, or when you want all doors on one key.
Upgrades we install
Heavy-duty deadbolts, high-security cylinders, reinforced strike plates, and smart locks.
Lock Change & Rekey questions
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