Lock Rekey Services

Property managers, landlords of apartment buildings, and business owners frequently use the term “master re-keying.” Only one lock can be opened with a regular key that matches it, while the master key can open every lock in the group. Residential property managers, landlords, and commercial property managers frequently use master keys. In order to master key locks it is important that all of them must be of the same company.

Yes! We only need to rekey the locks if you already have a key that fits all of your locks.

Changing locks includes removing the existing locks—the lock, knob/lever, latch, and strike—and replacing them with a brand-new locks. Rekeying a lock includes removing only and only lock cylinder from the lock while keeping everything else in place and changing it so that the old key won’t work anymore with that lock and only the new one does. Most of the time, all you need is to rekey a lock.

It entirely depends on the situation. We call for a police officer to be there if you have identification documents inside the house, office, or vehicle. The police officer will decide whether to give us permission to open the lock. We will not be able to assist you if you are unable to provide written authorization or identification to the police officer.

This is highly possible.  Actually, this is the motive behind master keying. If all your locks are from the same manufacturer, we can still provide you with different keys while still letting your master key access all of the locks in the building. While the property owner or tenant can open all the locks on the property with just one key, the gardener, pool cleaner, or babysitter- or anybody else you wish to give a key to that particular door- will only be able to access that one particular door.

Find out first from the property manager when the house’s locks were changed or re-keyed. You and your property may be in danger if the owner or property manager is unsure. In that situation, even if you are renting a house, we suggest that you replace or rekey your locks. Verify with and get the permission of your landlord before doing so. You never know—they might actually pay the expenses!

Yes, lock picking- whether on a car or a house- does not damage the lock, the vehicle, or the building. The only exemption is if the lock has to be drilled or is already damaged. The lock will then require replacement.

No. Only locks that were set up to accept it are able to be opened by a “master” key.

No. Despite the attractive exteriors of the locks, buying locks from a hardware store based only on pricing usually results in poor quality. They may not fit your door perfectly, they might have a different keyway from the other locks you have on your property, and they might not be able to be re-keyed so that you could use a single key for all the locks on your property. Everyone has a budget they must adhere to, and Integrum Locksmith is cognizant of this. We’ll collaborate with you to identify the most cost-effective answer to your security needs.

Restricted key access and extremely difficult-to-duplicate keys are features of high-security locks. Moreover, they provide the best defense against potential burglaries in both residential and commercial settings. Make a call to us. Let’s discuss your concerns and find the most inexpensive answer.