Don't Re-Key Your Locks Until You Read This

What are you trying to do by having your locks re-keyed? Usually you re-key locks because you are concerned that an unauthorized person has a key to your belongings. Naturally you want only authorized people to have access to your keys.

However once you re-key and distribute the keys to "certified" users, you still have no control over people making unauthorized copies. Once "authorized" users get their keys, they often have a copy made and store it anywhere just in case they lose the unique one. No one wants to go to the boss and admit he lost his key, so he has a spare hidden away or borrows somebody else's key and has it duplicated.

 

Lock Rekeying Services

If an employee leaves your company, perhaps he is fired or he quits, you have no idea if the key the employee turns in was the only key he had. Anytime there is an income, there is risk. You have once again lost control over who has access. The cycle of re-keying and distributing new keys starts all over again. Re-keying the lock does not resolve the predicament.

Use Restricted Key Cylinders

To break the cycle, use restricted key cylinders that will protect you against anybody ever having keys made for your business devoid of your knowledge and permission. For a comparatively low cost, these locks will offer you with the assurance that you have control over your keys, as well as offer added protection against most other types of attacks. Most of our customers who use this system raise their security radically and save money by avoiding frequent re-keys.

 

It is not required to replace your existing locks. Just the cylinder, which is where the key is inserted, can be replaced with restricted key cylinders. The keys are registered to your company and signatures are kept on file at our place of work. Only the people whose signatures are on file can get extra keys and must sign for every key. At any time we can notify you exactly how many keys exist for your locks.