


A rekey is quieter work than people expect and it does not mean new hardware on every door. This is how the visit actually runs.
The doors, and the reason. If a key is genuinely out there somewhere - dropped in a parking lot, handed back by someone you'd rather not think about - that changes how fast this needs doing, and we'll say so.
Something that shows you live there. Seconds, and it's the whole basis of the visit.
Where a cylinder is worn or the door has moved, that is said plainly and you choose. Otherwise the existing locks simply take a new key.
You leave with one key that works everywhere it should, plus a note of anything on the doors worth keeping an eye on - not a sales list, just the things the technician noticed while he was there.
Ask for the doors to be keyed alike unless you have a reason not to. One key is the single biggest improvement most homes can make.
One call and a technician is on the way, anywhere.