Lock Rekey
in Hidden Hills
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Professional Lock Rekey in Hidden Hills
Hidden Hills is a gated, horse-friendly community off the western edge of the Valley, and the homes here tend to have nice, heavy entry hardware that owners would rather keep. That's exactly when rekeying makes sense. We pop the cylinder, change the pin stack inside, and cut you fresh keys. The lock looks identical when we're done; the old keys simply stop turning.
Most of our Hidden Hills rekey calls come right after a move-in. You don't know who the previous owners handed copies to, whether a stager, a contractor, or a horse property caretaker still has one. Rekeying closes that gap for a fraction of buying new locksets, and it's quiet, fast work that won't disrupt a household.
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Because Hidden Hills sits behind a manned gate, we ask for the resident name and address ahead of time so the call goes smoothly at the entrance. Once we're at your door, we count the doors you want on the same key, check the cylinder brand, and confirm the pins are in good shape. Most front-door and side-door locks rekey in a few minutes each.
If you want every exterior door, the garage entry, and any guest house or stable office on one key, we can usually do that as long as the cylinders are the same make. We test each lock with the new key and hand back the old ones for your records. We run service across the western Valley and into Calabasas, so daytime and after-hours calls both work. Reach us at (818) 398-9391.
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Should I rekey or just replace the locks?
If your locks work fine and you like the hardware, rekeying is the smarter move. It changes the pins inside so old keys are useless, costs far less than new locksets, and keeps the look of your existing doors. We only suggest replacement if a cylinder is worn out, damaged, or you want to upgrade the security grade.
Can you put all my doors on one key?
Usually yes. If your front, side, garage, and any guest-house or stable-office doors use the same lock brand and cylinder type, we can key them alike so one key runs the whole property. If a few doors use a different make, we'll tell you which ones can match and which would need a swap to join the set.
Will the old keys really stop working after a rekey?
Yes. Once we change the pin stack, the original key no longer lines up with the cylinder and won't turn. That's the whole point of rekeying after a move-in or a lost copy. Only the new keys we cut will open the door, so any copies floating around from before the visit become dead.
How is the cost figured for a rekey?
It's a service call plus a per-cylinder charge, so the price scales with how many doors you have. Keying several doors alike on one visit is cheaper per door than separate trips. Give us a door count when you call (818) 398-9391 and we'll quote it before we start, with no surprise add-ons.
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