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Lockouts, rekeys, deadbolts and lock changes for houses, condos and rentals.
Home servicesLockouts, rekeys, lock changes and car keys around Park Hill. Call for an estimate before work begins.
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Park Hill homes are known for big front porches, brick Tudors and long driveways to detached garages. If a porch-door deadbolt sticks, a key breaks off or you've just bought on Montview or Forest Street, call 303-357-7675 for an estimate and a visit.
80207 covers South Park Hill, North Park Hill and Northeast Park Hill, from near City Park out toward Quebec Street. Most houses date from the 1910s to the 1950s, so you'll find many original wood doors, glass-panel back doors and sun-porch entries. Many owners have added storm doors over the years, and those come with their own small latch that can jam on its own.
A deadbolt next to a glass panel is a known weak spot: someone breaks the glass, reaches in and turns the thumb latch. Options include a double-cylinder deadbolt (check local code and fire safety first, because it needs a key to exit), a reinforced strike and longer screws, or replacing the glass with laminated or tempered glass. A contractor can walk you through the trade-offs on site and quote each one. For porch and sun-room doors, a simple rekey to match the front door makes daily life easier.
Nearby pages: Five Points, Whittier & RiNo (80205), Hale, Montclair & Lowry (80220), Central Park (80238). Calls from Park Hill use the same line, 303-357-7675, and the dispatcher confirms the address and the lock before sending anyone.
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It can be, but it needs a key to get out, which matters in a fire. Many owners choose a reinforced strike and laminated glass instead. Ask for both quotes.
Usually. Storm-door latches are inexpensive and swapped often. Mention the brand if you can see it.
Rekey if the hardware works well; replace if it's worn, mismatched or you want a higher grade. Either way, the old keys stop working.
Many storm-door handles take a small cylinder that can be rekeyed, but not all of them. If yours can't, the contractor can quote a replacement handle set that matches your front-door key.
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