A key that is hard to turn, a newly purchased house and a lost set of keys do not always need the same solution. Tell us about the door, the lock and the result you want. We can discuss whether the request concerns access, changing which keys work, repairing hardware or installing a different lock.
Rekeying changes which key operates a compatible lock while keeping the main hardware. Replacement changes the hardware itself. A damaged lock, a worn mechanism, incompatible cylinders or a desired upgrade may call for replacement. The condition and compatibility of the actual lock matter more than a general rule.
A lock can appear faulty when the door is sagging, the strike is misaligned or the frame changes with temperature and moisture. Describe rubbing, sticking or a latch that only works when you lift the door. Avoid forcing a key or repeatedly slamming a door that will not latch.
Have access to the relevant doors and confirm permission to authorize the work. For a rental property, discuss authorization with the property owner or manager. Tell us how many locks are involved and whether you want them to work with the same key.
Start with our new-home lock checklist or compare rekeying versus replacement. Service is mobile in Cooper City, daily from 7:30 AM to 10 PM.
Start with the problem. We will confirm the hardware, location and work before arranging your visit.
Access, key control and door hardware for your home.
Tell us what you need. We will discuss the work and the visit before arrangements are confirmed.
Share your location and the vehicle, door or lock involved.
Confirm service support, availability and the estimate basis.
At your location, agree on the required work before it begins.
