Residential Locksmith

Rekeying is recommended when moving into a new home, after keys have been lost or are unaccounted for, when tenants or occupants change, or anytime you are unsure who may have copies of your keys. Rekeying changes the internal combination of the lock so the old keys no longer operate it.

Many residential locks can be rekeyed without replacing the complete lock. Tru Tech USA can inspect the existing hardware and determine whether rekeying, repair, or replacement is the better option based on the condition and security of the lock.

In many cases, yes. If the locks use compatible key systems, they can often be rekeyed so one key operates multiple doors. Tru Tech USA can evaluate the existing hardware and explain the available options.

Often, yes. A lock that is difficult to turn, loose, sticking, or not operating correctly does not always need to be replaced. Tru Tech USA can inspect the lock and door hardware to determine whether adjustment, repair, rekeying, or replacement is appropriate.

Yes. Tru Tech USA installs and replaces residential locks, deadbolts, and compatible door hardware. Existing hardware and door preparation are evaluated before installation to help ensure proper operation and alignment.

Yes. Tru Tech USA can install compatible residential smart locks and electronic deadbolts. The existing door, lock preparation, and hardware are checked to determine whether the selected lock is appropriate for the application.

Contact Tru Tech USA and explain the situation. Identification or authorization may be required before access is provided. The goal is to restore access using an appropriate method while avoiding unnecessary damage whenever possible.

Tru Tech USA stands behind its workmanship. If there is a problem related to work performed by Tru Tech USA, contact us so the issue can be reviewed and addressed in accordance with our service warranty.