Lock replacement

Lock replacement: a new lock on the door.

The hardware comes off and a new lock goes on. It makes sense when a lock is worn or damaged, or when you want a different kind of lock altogether.

Lock change & installation
New locks on front, back, side and garage entry doors.
High-security locks
Installation of higher-security lock hardware.
Keypad door locks
Code entry for homes and businesses.
Lock repair
Sticking, loose or worn locks looked at before they fail completely.

Rekey or replace?

Rekey

The lock stays on the door; its inside is changed to fit a new key. A common choice after a move or a lost key, when the hardware itself is still sound.

Replace

The hardware comes off and a new lock goes on. It makes sense when a lock is worn or damaged, or when you want a different kind of lock altogether.

A keypad lever lock on a wooden door
A deadbolt and a door knob lock on the entry door of a house with siding

Questions

What people ask before they call.

Short, honest answers. Anything else, ask on the phone: (708) 696-8350. Or read all the questions.

Should I rekey my locks or replace them?

Rekeying changes the inside of a lock so the old keys no longer work, while the hardware on the door stays the same. It’s a common choice after a move or a lost key. Replacing makes sense when a lock is worn or damaged, or when you want a different kind of lock, such as a high-security or keypad lock. Describe the situation and we’ll talk through both.

How much will it cost?

It depends on the job: the type of lock or vehicle, what has to be done, and when. We don’t post prices on this page, because a number without those details wouldn’t mean much. Ask for the price when you call, and confirm it before you agree to the work.

Contact

Still on the wrong side of the door?

Call ASAP H Locksmith LLC. The phone is the fastest way to reach us, for an emergency lockout or for work you’d like to plan.

Call (708) 696-8350

Open 24 hours, 7 daysMobile service in Illinois

Have this ready

  • Where you areStreet address or the nearest cross streets, and the town.
  • What you’re locked out ofHouse, apartment, vehicle, office or building.
  • For a vehicleYear, make and model.
  • For a doorWhat kind of lock it is, if you know, and what’s wrong with it.