Rekeying changes the internal pin combination of your lock so the old key no longer works and a brand-new key does. You keep your existing hardware — we just reset who it answers to. It's the fastest, most economical way to take control of your keys.
This is the standard move after moving into a new apartment, after a roommate or employee leaves, or any time keys have gone missing. In New York, where keys get copied at every corner hardware store, rekeying is the only way to know for sure how many working keys exist: exactly the ones we hand you.
We rekey deadbolts, knob locks, lever locks, mortise cylinders, and jimmy-proof locks, and we can key multiple locks alike so one key opens everything — front door, back door, and storage room.
We bring lock rekeying to every neighborhood we serve. Local guides:
Yes, provided the lock body itself is in good condition. Rekeying changes the key combination completely; the old key becomes a useless piece of metal.
As many as share a compatible keyway. We'll check your hardware and set up a single-key system across your home or office wherever possible.
Absolutely. Previous tenants, their roommates, dog walkers, and cleaners may all hold copies. Rekeying on move-in day is one of the cheapest security upgrades you can make.
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