Short answer: A plain-language look at what happens inside a lock when it's rekeyed, and when to choose it.
A plain-language look at what happens inside a lock when it's rekeyed, and when to choose it.
Rekeying resets the pins inside a lock cylinder so it works with a new key and the old key stops working, all without replacing the lock itself. It's ideal after a move or a lost key.
If the hardware is in good shape, rekeying is faster and cheaper than new locks. If locks are worn, dated, or you want an upgrade, replacement is the better choice.
Rekeying resets the pins inside a lock cylinder so it works with a new key and the old key stops working, all without replacing the lock itself. It's ideal after a move or a lost key.
If the hardware is in good shape, rekeying is faster and cheaper than new locks. If locks are worn, dated, or you want an upgrade, replacement is the better choice.
Call (650) 376-0883 and describe the situation, your exact location, and what you need. Timing is confirmed on that call rather than promised in advance.
Call for help: (650) 376-0883 — a straight answer and an honest estimate before any work begins.