REKEY · Residential · Landlord
Lock rekeying & master key systems in Orlando, FL
Rekeying changes the pins inside the cylinder so every key that ever opened the door stops working — the hardware stays on the door and your budget stays where it was. One visit covers the whole house.
A locksmith picks up the phone · Open Mon–Sun · 24 hours
What’s included
- Deadbolts, knobs and sliders re-pinned to one new key where the hardware allows.
- Move-in rekeys — the fastest way to retire every key a stranger ever held.
- Landlord turnovers: single-family, duplexes and small multifamily around downtown and the hospitals district.
- Master and sub-master plans, mapped on paper before the first cylinder is changed.
- Garage side doors, pool gates and the slider everyone forgets — counted in when you call.
What moves the price
- How many locks, and whether they share a keyway.
- Brand and condition of the cylinders — seized ones may need repair first.
- Number of new keys cut for the household.
Typical range: $35–$60 per lock. Keys and any extra hardware are quoted on top — before anything is taken apart.
Before you call
Quick answers
Rekey or replace — how do you decide?
Rekey when the cylinder is healthy and you only want new keys — it costs a fraction. Replace when hardware is worn out, damaged, or you want a real upgrade. You get the honest version of that answer on the phone.
We just closed on a house in Baldwin Park. Rekey everything?
That is the classic move-in job: every lock the previous owner’s key opened — deadbolts, knob, garage side door, slider — goes to one new key in one visit.
Can the deadbolt and the front knob share one key?
Usually yes when they are the same brand. Homes that grew lock by lock often carry mixed brands — we check and tell you what can join one keyring before starting.
I rent out units downtown. Can tenants keep separate keys?
Yes — a master system does exactly that: each tenant keeps their own key, your master opens everything. The plan is mapped before any cylinder is touched so it survives tenant turnover.
How long does a rekey visit take?
A typical house is under an hour. Condos and rentals with shared hallways go just as fast — the cylinder comes out, gets re-pinned in the van, goes back in.
Keys in too many hands?
One visit makes every old key dead — hardware stays, price stays fixed.
MON–SUN · 24 HOURS