Lock Install in
Delray Beach, FL

lock install in Delray Beach — we do this all week in The Set, around Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, and everywhere off Military Trail. The van carries Schlage, Kwikset, Yale, Medeco deadbolts, smart locks, and rekeying kits. One visit, no ordering parts, no "we'll come back Tuesday."

Pricing: from $90 for lock install in the Delray Beach area. The cost depends on what you need. Rekeying 3 locks is different from installing a Schlage Encode smart deadbolt on every door. We tell you the exact number before we drive to The Set. You decide.

Every lock install job in Delray Beach comes with 90 days of warranty coverage. Lock gives you trouble after we leave The Set? Call us back and we handle it, zero charge. (561) 212-2220 — save the number. You'll want it.

Lock Install in Delray Beach — Local Coverage

Older homes in The Set have worn Kwikset or Schlage deadbolts that stick or won't latch. Newer builds in Villages of Oriole tend to have builder-grade hardware that looks fine but offers minimal security. We handle lock install for both. Grade 2 and Grade 3 deadbolts, smart locks, rekeying supplies, all on the van.

People forget about garage door locks. The automatic opener is convenient but the manual lock prevents break-ins when you're on vacation. Homes in Tropic Isle with attached garages are especially exposed because the garage connects straight to the house. We service T-handle locks and side entry deadbolts on the same trip as your main lock install call.

Start with the deadbolt. If yours has a short throw under 1 inch, a Grade 3 rating, or a bump-vulnerable keyway, that's your weakest link. We swap it for a Schlage B60N or equivalent, $90-150 installed. Single biggest security improvement for the money. Homeowners near Atlantic Avenue ask us about this more than anything else.

Yale, August, Schlage Encode. Smart lock installs are picking up across Delray Beach. Makes sense. No lost keys, no copies floating around, temporary codes for dog walkers and cleaners. We install, pair with your phone, program guest codes, and make sure the backup key cylinder works. Batteries die eventually, but you'll still get in.