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Keyless entry, codes, and phone control — installed right, on your door. Upper West Side residents are upgrading to keyless entry fast — we match the right smart lock to the neighborhood's typical door construction.
Between American Museum of Natural History and Broadway and Amsterdam Ave, Upper West Side packs a lot of doors into a few blocks. Grand pre-war co-ops with original 1920s mortise hardware still in daily service.
Across the park, the Upper West Side's grand pre-war co-ops and brownstones house families who stay for decades. Original mortise locks from the 1920s are still in daily use — and we keep them running. When it comes to smart lock installation, that local character matters.
In Upper West Side we start every smart-lock job by measuring the door and checking the existing bore — then install, align, and configure codes and apps before we leave. Grand pre-war co-ops with original 1920s mortise hardware still in daily service.
Whether you're by American Museum of Natural History or over on Broadway, the process is the same: call (212) 300-7173, describe the situation, and get a straight answer on timing.
Yes — Upper West Side is part of our regular Manhattan service area. Grand pre-war co-ops with original 1920s mortise hardware still in daily service. Our vans carry the hardware this neighborhood's doors actually use.
Often yes, but it depends on door thickness, backset, and existing bore holes. We'll measure and confirm compatibility before recommending a model. Around American Museum of Natural History, we've seen this exact situation many times — call and describe yours.