Service Highlights
- Keypad deadbolts and levers
- Codes for family, guests and cleaners
- Mechanical backup key
- Suitable for rentals and offices
- Weather-rated models
Keypad locks make sense when many people need access or keys keep getting lost. A simple, well-set-up model is usually better than an overly complex one.
Who calls us about this
- A rental changes hands often.
- Staff need access without keys.
- You want to give a code to a cleaner.
- Children keep losing keys.
How the visit goes
- We choose a model for your door.
- We fit and align it.
- We set the first codes.
- We show you how to add and remove codes.
What we look at
- Who needs access
- Door alignment
- Battery and backup
- Weather rating
What affects the price
The lock model and any door work.
Before you call
Tell us who needs access and how many codes you need.
Good to know
A keypad lock is only as secure as the codes you choose and the habits around them. Avoid birthdays and simple sequences, give each person their own code where the lock allows it, and delete codes when they are no longer needed. Keep a mechanical key as a backup in case of battery failure. Cold weather shortens battery life, so check batteries before winter.
When this is not the right fix
A door that binds needs repair before an electronic lock is fitted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are keypad locks secure?
A good one is. Use codes that are not easy to guess, and change them when people leave.
What if the batteries die?
Most models warn you first and have a backup key or a way to give them power.
Can I set temporary codes for guests or cleaners?
Many models can, and we set that up for you.