Keep your existing locks, retire every old key. Same-visit rekeying for Burleson homes, all doors on one key.
(855) 295-4003Rekeying is the first thing we'd tell any Burleson new-construction buyer to do. Before you got the keys, that house was open to framers, electricians, plumbers, painters, inspectors, the cleaning crew and the realtor — often on a builder master key. None of those people are a threat, but the number of copies in circulation is genuinely unknown. A rekey costs a fraction of new hardware and retires all of them in one visit.
Burleson's subdivision growth south of Fort Worth means a constant flow of closings and move-ins. We cover all of it under Texas DPS license #B28617101, across Johnson County, from 10AM to midnight — seven days a week, holidays included.
As many working copies as you need, cut and tested before we leave.
Compatible padlocks, gate locks and shed locks brought onto the same key where possible.
Front, back, garage entry and side doors. Every old key stops working the moment we're finished.
One key for the whole house where hardware allows. Most homes can be brought onto a single key without replacing anything.
While a lock is apart, we can see whether it's wearing out. You'll hear about it, without a sales pitch attached.
Tell us how many locks and roughly what brand. That's most of the quote right there.
The tech removes each cylinder and re-pins it to a new key combination on site. Your hardware stays on the door.
Compatible locks are set to one key. If some hardware can't join — different brand or keyway — we tell you before we start rather than after.
You get fresh keys, we confirm each door with the door closed, and every previously issued key is now useless.
The most common reason anyone rekeys. You have no way of knowing how many keys are out there, and now it doesn't matter.
We schedule these around closings regularly. Same day if the timing works.
Trades in Burleson subdivisions often work off a builder key during construction. Rekeying at closing ends that.
If the keyring had anything identifying your address on it, this moves from optional to urgent.
Someone who had a key no longer should. No explanation needed, and we don't ask for one.
Rekeying changes the pin stacks inside your existing cylinder so it accepts a new key and rejects every old one. The lock stays on the door. Nothing is replaced, nothing is discarded, and the security of the lock is exactly what it was before — which is why rekeying only makes sense when your current hardware is worth keeping.
For most Burleson homes it is. If your locks are undamaged and reasonably graded, a rekey achieves the same outcome as new hardware at a much lower cost. Replace instead when the locks are worn out, low grade, damaged, mismatched brands you can't key alike, or when you want something the hardware can't do — like keypad entry or high-security drill resistance.
Dispatched from Grand Prairie, typically reaching Burleson in 20–40 minutes depending on traffic.
We dispatch home rekey calls to Burleson out of Grand Prairie, usually reaching Johnson County addresses in 20–40 minutes. Techs carry full pinning kits and blanks for the common residential keyways on the truck, so most Burleson jobs finish on the first visit rather than turning into a return trip.
Burleson new-builds in Mountain Valley and Hidden Creek subdivisions get consistent builder-rekey requests at closing — we offer flat-rate full-home packages.
Tell us what you need. We'll text or call back fast — usually within 15 minutes during open hours.
Based in Grand Prairie, with mobile units staged across the region. Tap the map to open directions in Google Maps.
