Technician with a yellow cordless drill and thin screwdriver bit fastening a brass-colored lock plate on a dark paneled front door.

Disassembled brass and steel lock cylinder parts laid on a gray metal surface with small brass pins, springs and tweezers.

Hands holding a disassembled steel knob at the latch edge of a white door beside a deadbolt and an open tool bag.

Locksmith · Burlington

Change or Rekey Locks

New keys for the locks you have, or new locks where the hardware has worn out: rekeying, replacement, deadbolts, smart locks and older mortise hardware.

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Your basement tenant has given notice, and a new one arrives on the first.Lock Rekeying
You bought a keypad deadbolt online and pulled the old one off, only to find the hole in the door is a different size…Deadbolt Installation
The house is fifteen years old and every exterior door still wears the light hardware the builder fitted: a short bolt…Lock Replacement & Upgrade
You bought a house with its original hardware and a bag of loose keys.Vintage Mortise Lock Service
There are four copies of the front-door key floating around: one with the cleaner, one with a neighbour, one on a hook…Smart Lock Installation
The padlock on the side gate has gone stiff every winter for three years running, and this year the key simply will not…Gate & Building Entry Locks

Change or rekey

Change or Rekey Locks

Not every home problem needs new locks. Often it needs a rekey, an adjusted strike plate, a fresh cylinder or a key that was cut properly. The pages in this group walk through the options so you can spend where it counts.