ProfessionalDoorknob & Lock Replacement

Loose, rattling or outdated doorknobs and deadbolts compromise both convenience and security. We swap out old hardware for new, make sure every bolt throws cleanly and set the strike plate so the door closes with a satisfying click instead of a rattle.

Also known as: doorknob replacement, lock replacement, deadbolt installation, door lock replacement, door hardware replacement, knob replacement, lock installation, doornob replacement

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What you get

What’s included

Replace interior and exterior door knobs and levers
Install and align single and double-cylinder deadbolts
Adjust or relocate the strike plate for a secure catch
Re-key existing lock cylinders when new keys aren't needed
Install door reinforcement kits around the lock area
Handle standard and smart lock hardware

Simple & stress-free

How it works

Remove old hardware

We unscrew and remove the existing knob or deadbolt, checking the door edge and bore holes for damage.

Install and align

We fit the new hardware, make sure the latch and bolt throw fully and align the strike plate for a secure catch.

Test and hand over

We test the lock from both sides, confirm smooth operation and hand you the keys.

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Problems we fix

Strike plate holes elongated from years of door movement, making the bolt fall short
Wrong backset measurement chosen at the hardware store, so the new knob won't fit
Deadbolts installed without reinforcing the strike plate, making the door easy to kick in
Interior knobs that turn freely without retracting the latch because the spindle is stripped

Good to know

Doorknob & Lock Replacement — FAQ

Can you re-key the lock so I don't need to replace the whole unit?

Yes. Re-keying changes only the cylinder pins, so the lock works with a new key while keeping the existing hardware. It's much cheaper than full replacement.