Commercial Guide
When a Business Should Rekey Its Locks
Rekeying is often the simplest way to reset access for a business without replacing every lock. Here is when it makes sense.
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Why Businesses Rekey
Rekeying changes who can open a lock without replacing the hardware. It is practical, fast, and usually lower cost than replacement.
After Staff or Tenant Changes
When employees or tenants leave, rekeying removes their access while keeping the existing locks in service.
Master Key Systems
Master-key setups let one key open many doors while limiting others. Rekeying is the point at which to review the whole system.
Scheduling to Avoid Downtime
Rekeying can usually be scheduled around business hours to avoid disruption. Confirm timing before the visit.
When to Replace Instead
If the hardware is damaged, weak, or outdated, replacement may be the better call. We will explain the trade-offs.
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