Tenant turnover rekeys
Unit and mailbox locks rekeyed so old keys stop working.
Learn moreZIP 91303
Just north-east of Warner Center, 91303 is home to dense apartment blocks, small shops and light industry. Landlords and small business owners make up many of the calls here.
With so many multi-unit buildings in this part of Canoga Park, rekeying between tenants is a regular job. Rekeying the unit door and mailbox lock means the previous tenant's keys stop working, and it costs far less than new hardware. Ask about keying common doors so that one key opens a unit and the shared entrance.
If you need lock changes after an eviction, have your paperwork ready; the locksmith will want to see that the change is authorized. Our apartment lock change guide covers the basics.
Small businesses along the main corridors often have a glass storefront door plus a rear or roll-up door. The back door is frequently the weak point. Heavy-duty deadbolts, reinforced strike plates and quality padlocks for roll-up doors are all worth considering.
Locks in older buildings wear out. If a key needs jiggling or turns stiffly, have the lock serviced or replaced before it fails and locks you out. Read our lock repair guide for warning signs.
Tenant turnover often leaves a mailbox key unreturned. Individual compartment locks in many cluster mailbox units can be swapped quickly so the new tenant gets fresh keys; the master door that the mail carrier opens belongs to the Postal Service and stays as it is. Landlords who keep a small stock of matching mailbox locks can have them fitted at the same visit as the unit door rekey. That keeps one trip covering both jobs and saves a second service call fee.
Unit and mailbox locks rekeyed so old keys stop working.
Learn moreRear doors and roll-up shutters secured with heavy-duty hardware.
Learn moreSticky, worn and jammed locks serviced or replaced before they fail.
Learn moreRekeys start at $19.00 per lock plus the $29.00 service call fee; more locks or high-security cylinders cost more.
Often, with a master key system designed so each tenant key opens their unit and the shared doors.
Yes, with heavy-duty padlocks, slide bolts or replacement locks suited to the door.
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