Residential · Lawrenceville, GA
Home Rekeying in Lawrenceville, GA
Rekeying changes the pins inside a lock so it works with a new key and the old keys no longer open it — all without replacing the lock itself. For most Lawrenceville homeowners it is the practical way to reset who has access, and it is usually less expensive than buying new hardware for every door.
The reasons are almost always the same: you just moved in and do not know who holds a copy, a key went missing, a tenant moved out, or a relationship changed. Rekeying handles all of those. When several locks are the same brand, we can often key them alike so one key runs the whole house.
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How Much Does It Cost to Rekey a House?
Rekey pricing depends on the number of locks, lock condition, keying goals, timing, and whether hardware needs repair or replacement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need new locks to change who has a key?
Usually not. Rekeying re-pins your existing locks so old keys stop working and a new key takes over — no new hardware required in most cases.
Can all my doors use the same key after rekeying?
If the locks are compatible, yes. Keying alike means one key opens the front, back, and side doors, which most homeowners prefer.
How is rekeying different from a lock change?
Rekeying keeps the lock and changes the key. A lock change swaps the hardware entirely, which is the right call when a lock is worn, damaged, or being upgraded.
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