Rekeying

Many times, there is no need to replace a perfectly good lock if all you want is to prevent the old key from working. We can rekey most commercial locks, including interchangeable core, high security, mortise cylinders, and deadbolts and doorknobs. Sometimes it is more cost effective to replace rather than rekey (the price of our residential door hardware begins at about $25 in our online store), but this is usually the exception and not the rule. If you have a working key now, that will help us disassemble the lock and rekey it. If your locks are all different and you want one key to work them all, one of your existing keys must enter all of the locks.

Rekeying charges are per keyhole for locks brought to our shops. If the lock takes a key on both sides, it is a double charge for that lock as there are two keyholes, one on each side. Simply count the number of keyholes you have, add the service call charge, and you have your total cost. Locks without a working key incur a higher rekeying charge.

Effective January 2021, on-site Residential Service is no longer offered by our company. We are happy to rekey residential locks in our shops for our residential customers.

Commercial rekeying charges can be a bit higher due to the increased complexity of commercial locks, a trip charge is also incurred for on-site service.

If you are interested in purchasing new hardware for your home, click here to browse our Master Lock Door Hardware online store.

To learn more, call us today at 317-783-3861 or email us.