Residential Lock Installation & Rekeying

The Right Lock Makes All the Difference

A lot of homeowners don't think much about their locks until something goes wrong. All Secure Lock takes a different approach — we look at what you have, tell you honestly whether it's adequate, and either rekey it, upgrade it, or replace it based on what actually makes sense. We serve homeowners throughout Cache Valley, Weber County, and southern Idaho.

Lock Installation

We install a full range of residential door hardware — from standard deadbolts to high-security locks that resist picking, bumping, and drilling:

• ✓ Deadbolts — Single and double-cylinder deadbolts for exterior doors
• ✓ High-security locks — Medeco, Mul-T-Lock, and ABLOY for maximum protection
• ✓ Knob & lever sets — Interior and entry door hardware replacement
• ✓ Reinforced strike plates — Deep-set strike plates with 3" screws to prevent kick-ins
• ✓ Door reinforcement kits — Frame reinforcement to complement new lock hardware
• ✓ Sliding door locks — Security bars and secondary locks for patio doors

Rekeying vs. Replacing

Rekeying changes the internal pins of your existing lock so old keys no longer work. The hardware stays in place — it's faster and significantly cheaper than replacement. Rekeying is the right call when:

• ✓ You just moved into a new home and don't know who has keys
• ✓ A key was lost or not returned
• ✓ You've had a breakup or ended a tenant relationship
• ✓ You want all your locks on one key

Lock replacement is recommended when your lock is old, worn, damaged, or when you want to upgrade to a higher security rating. We'll give you an honest recommendation.

Keying Alike

Want one key to open your front door, back door, and garage entry? We can rekey multiple locks to work on a single key — no need to juggle a ring full of look-alike keys.

Security Assessments

Not sure where your home security stands? We'll walk through all your entry points and give you a straightforward assessment — no pressure, no unnecessary upselling. Just honest advice from a 30-year ALOA-certified locksmith.