Lock Rekeying ยท Lindon, Utah
Lock rekeying in Lindon makes the most sense right after closing, since the sellers, their relatives, and anyone they once lent a spare to may still have a working copy. We drive up from downtown Provo, re-pin the deadbolts and knobs already on your doors to a key only you hold, and leave the hardware, finish, and door prep exactly as they were.
Unlike rental-heavy Orem next door, Lindon is a city of owners. Census estimates show 80.5% of occupied homes are owner-occupied and 77.4% are detached single-family houses. The median owner-occupied value of $675,500 sits well above Orem's $472,300. So in Lindon, the usual reason to rekey is a purchase, not a lease ending.
Much of the housing dates from the 1990s: the median home was built in 1997, and 36.1% of units went up that decade. A house that age may be on its second or third owner, and a deadbolt or two may have been swapped along the way. Nobody at the closing table can tell you how many keys were cut along the way, or who still has one in a kitchen drawer.
Newer homes are filling in too. Ivory Homes' Anderson Farms area, just off I-15, mixes custom homes with townhomes that Ivory markets to first-time buyers. Those doors passed through the builder and the finish crews before they reached you.
Lindon still calls itself "a little bit of country." If your property has a detached garage, a shop, or a gate with a keyed lock, count those cylinders when you call so the quote covers all of them.
Before any cylinder comes out, we look at your closing papers or an ID showing the Lindon address. Then we re-pin each lock you choose, from the front deadbolt to the garage entry door, and key them alike wherever the brand and keyway allow. Every cylinder is cleaned, lubricated, and tested with the door shut, and you keep two new keys, with more cut on site for the family.
If you would rather have keys a hardware-store kiosk cannot copy, we can talk through high-security cylinders on the same visit. The full process and rekey-versus-replace advice are on our lock rekeying service page, and our Provo-based mobile locksmiths can answer the rest by phone.
Why Choose Us
10.5 mi
Our office on University Avenue is about 10.5 miles from Lindon City Center on State Street. The route takes Center Street to I-15, runs about 6.5 miles north, and exits at 1600 North on the Orem line. With clear roads that is about 16 minutes, so a rekey is easy to fit around a move.
2 keys
Every rekey comes with two new keys, and we can cut more on site so each person in the house has one. Each key is tried in every lock, so you are not discovering a stubborn deadbolt after dark on your first night in the new place.
Quote first
Tell us how many doors and cylinders you have, including any garage or shop doors, and we give you a price over the phone. We confirm that number on site before starting, so there is no guessing about cost during an already busy closing week.
Our Promise
Locksmithing runs on trust. These are the commitments you can hold us to on every call, from a 2 a.m. lockout to a full office rekey.
We quote on the phone, then confirm the total on site before any work begins. If the job turns out to be different than described, you approve the new number before we continue.
We confirm you live at the address or own the vehicle before we open anything. It takes about a minute, and it is the same check that protects your home from someone else claiming to be you.
We pick, bypass, or decode before we ever consider drilling. If a lock truly has to be drilled, we explain why and get your OK first, and we can replace it on the spot.
Nights, weekends, and holidays use the same phone number. You get a person, a price, and an arrival estimate, not a voicemail box.
FAQ
Yes, ideally before you move belongings in. Lock maker Schlage says rekeying or replacing all locks should be first on your to-do list after moving into a new home, because you cannot know who still holds a key. We can plan the visit around your closing date.
Often, yes. If the outbuilding has a standard pin tumbler cylinder of the same brand and keyway as the house locks, we pin it to the same new key. If it does not match, we can swap that one cylinder so the whole property runs on a single key.
Usually not. Builder-installed hardware on a new townhome is normally in good shape, so re-pinning it retires the copies the builder and crews used without paying for new locks. If an association controls any shared doors, those stay with the association.
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See detailsNearby
Lock Rekeying in Pleasant Grove and Lock Rekeying in Vineyard are the closest neighbors. We also cover lock rekeying in Provo, where our shop is based.
Call now for a price on the phone. We're open 24 hours a day, every day.
Call (801) 555-0142Open 24 hours, 7 days a week · 180 N University Ave Suite 270, Provo, UT
