Rekeying
Rekeying changes which key operates a compatible existing lock. It may suit a change of occupants or missing keys when the hardware remains in suitable condition. It does not repair a faulty mechanism.
Lock Replacement & Rekeying in Sydney
Moved home, lost keys or need to change access? Adam assesses your existing locks and explains suitable rekeying and replacement options.
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Which option is right for you?
Rekey or replace?
Lock replacement
Lock replacement involves fitting a new lock or component. It may be suitable for worn, damaged or unsuitable hardware, or when different access arrangements are needed.
One key for several doors
Some compatible locks can be keyed alike. Tell Adam how many doors are involved and describe the existing hardware so he can assess whether this is possible.
Meet Adam
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Questions
Before changing your locks
Can all existing locks be rekeyed?
No. Compatibility and condition need to be checked before deciding to keep the hardware.
What details should I provide?
Explain why you want to change access and how many locks are involved. Photos of each lock, the door edge and any visible brand can help identify the hardware.
Will rekeying fix a sticking lock?
Rekeying changes which key works. A stiff or unreliable mechanism needs separate assessment.
Let’s talk about your locks.
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