What Home Lock Rekeying Actually Does to Your Locks
Rekeying changes the internal pin configuration inside your lock cylinder so that your old key no longer works — only the new key does. The lock hardware itself stays in place. Whether you have a Schlage B-series deadbolt, a Kwikset entry set, a multi-point door knob lock, or an older mortise lock built into the door slab, our technicians disassemble the cylinder, replace the driver and key pins to match a new key cut, reassemble everything, and test the action before we leave. The result is a fully functional lock that no previous keyholder can open. It's a straightforward process in trained hands, but the pin tolerances are precise — a poorly rekeyed lock can bind, stick, or fail to latch securely, which is why professional work matters.
We can also key multiple locks throughout your home to a single key in one visit — a process called master keying or key consolidation. If your front door, back door, garage entry, and basement access all use different keys right now, we can rekey them so one key operates all of them. This is especially popular among homeowners in Cherry Hill's larger single-family neighborhoods where properties have multiple exterior access points. Our mobile service units carry the pin kits, key blanks, and cutting equipment to complete this on-site, at your door, in a single appointment.



