When a staff member or tenant leaves, reviewing access is more useful than simply counting the keys returned. Start with the entrances involved and the people who still need to use them.
Make a door list
Include the main entrance, rear door, shared spaces and any rooms with separate access. Note which doors should use the same key and which need their own access.
Check the existing hardware
Tell your locksmith whether the locks work smoothly and whether the door closes and latches consistently. Changing access and repairing a door are separate needs that can be assessed together.
Choose a practical next step
Rekeying may be an option for compatible, serviceable cylinders. Replacing hardware may be appropriate where the lock condition or the type of access needs to change. If you need a master key arrangement, outline who should open each door before selecting hardware.
Prepare for the conversation
- List the doors and current key groups.
- Identify who needs access to each entrance.
- Provide photos of the locks and door edges.
- Explain any operating problems and preferred work timing.
Lock72 can discuss a plan around your existing doors, access needs and hardware compatibility. A clear brief helps keep the project focused.
Call Lock72 at (437) 247-7072 to discuss your doors and the work you need.