You just closed on a home
Realtors, showing agents, builders and trades may have handled keys while the house was on the market. A rekey puts every working key in your hands.
Move-in key controlSame locks, new keys, every old copy retired. We change the pins inside your locks so old keys stop working and your new keys work right away. Same-day response from our Dunwoody crews.
A rekey answers one question: who can get in? These are the situations that usually lead to that call.
Realtors, showing agents, builders and trades may have handled keys while the house was on the market. A rekey puts every working key in your hands.
Move-in key controlSome keys fit the front door, one fits nothing, and the garage entry key is missing. We read each lock and set you up with a new key.
Keyed-alike setupWhen your locks share a keyway, every lock can be pinned to the same new key. If brands are mixed, we explain your options before we touch a pin.
One key, whole houseWant the back door on a separate key for a dog walker? We key that lock differently and keep the rest matched.
Split keyingWe count every keyed lock first and note the brand and keyway on each one, then rekey them in the same visit.
Call (678) 338-8566 and tell us how many outside doors you have and the lock brand, if you know it.
We read each lock face for brand and keyway and feel how each lock works. If hardware is worn past a rekey, we tell you.
We remove the cylinder, hold the driver pins with a plug follower, take out the old key pins and set new ones to match your new key's bitting.
Every new key is tried in every lock from outside with the door shut, so each bolt throws clean into its strike. Then the new keys go in your hand.
Rekeying changes who holds a key. If you need new hardware or more control over access, we also handle:
Rekeying changes the pins inside the cylinder so a new key works and old keys stop working. The knob, deadbolt body and finish stay on the door. Replacing swaps out the hardware itself, which makes sense when a lock is worn or broken.
No. We take the core out, change the pins and put it back. Your handleset, finish, deadbolt body and door prep stay as they are.
Often, yes. When every door shares a keyway, each lock can be pinned to the same key. Many Kwikset locks use the KW1 keyway and many Schlage locks use SC1, and those keys won't fit each other's locks. If brands are mixed, we explain your options first.
No. A rekey only affects keyed cylinders. Garage door keypads and smart lock codes need to be changed separately.
We offer same-day response. Our crews dispatch from Dunwoody.
Across Greater Atlanta and beyond, including Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, Brookhaven, Chamblee, Atlanta, Decatur, Smyrna, Tucker, Marietta, Roswell, Alpharetta, Kennesaw, Lawrenceville and Peachtree City, with farther areas such as Athens, Gainesville, Newnan, Rome and Dalton.