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Change access without automatically replacing every compatible lock.
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Rekeying & replacement
Change who can unlock the door by rekeying compatible hardware, or replace locks that are worn, damaged, outdated, or no longer right for the property.
Focused service
Rekeying changes the internal keying of a compatible lock so a new key operates it. It can be a practical choice when the existing hardware is in good condition but access needs to change.
A lock change replaces the hardware itself and may be more appropriate when the current lock is damaged, worn, unreliable, or when you want different hardware. KeyFortis can assess the existing setup and explain the available option.
Practical help
Change access without automatically replacing every compatible lock.
Discuss rekeying so the previous key no longer operates the lock.
Replace a lock that is broken, loose, unreliable, or no longer secure in normal use.
Install a replacement deadbolt, knob, lever, or mailbox lock suited to the opening.
How it works
Questions answered
Rekeying changes which key operates compatible existing hardware. A lock change replaces the hardware itself.
No. Rekeying depends on the lock type, compatibility, and condition. Some hardware should be repaired or replaced instead.
It may be possible when the locks are compatible. The existing hardware must be inspected before this can be confirmed.
KeyFortis performs lock and door-hardware replacement. Call with the lock type or send clear details so the appropriate options can be discussed.
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Tell us what happened and where you are. We’ll confirm the service needed and current availability.