Residential Re-key Service

Why is this fundamental, you ask? As it can save you quite a lot of money every year. Some locksmiths take advantage of the fact that individuals are unaware of the differences. Instead of describing the different possibilities to the buyer, they choose the most expensive choice for them.

The two most common scenarios for changing the key to your locks are:

1. If you are satisfied with your locks, however, you want to change the key so that the old key does not work at this time.

• If you’ve moved into a new space and don’t know who else has the key.
• You have lost a replica of your key and are afraid that someone will find it.
• You want to prevent someone who has the key from entering.

2. Once you have different keys for different locks, you want each to match a single key. (since each of the locks is of the same brand or keyhole)

When should you change your locks?

1. You want your locks to have a different color or design. For example, if you’ve moved to a new space and your locks are still old and rusty, you might want to get fresh, better-looking locks.

2. Once you want to improve your safety and change your locks to high-security locks or electronic locks.

3. If you have locks of different  brands in your home and you want each of them to work with the same key,

Some newer types of locks offer the possibility of changing them easily at home without having to dismantle them or call a trustworthy locksmith. Such locks, such as Kwikset Smart Key and Schlage SecureKey, continue to grow in popularity as an optimization technology but still have shortcomings.