About Us
Dependable Locksmith Experts
The principal owner, Daniel B. Lewis will be taking the lead in all aspects of your service . Mr. Lewis has a decade of experience working on Residential and Light Commercial locks. He was the Territory Manager based in Orlando, Florida and was responsible for business development in:
The Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford, Florida Metropolitan Area.
Northeast Jacksonville metropolitan area which includes Duval County, St. Johns County, Clay County, Nassau County, and Baker County.
Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater Metropolitan Area
And
Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach, FL metropolitan area.
Quick, Reliable Service
Residential Lock rekeying Services start at $89.99 that includes the service call and up to eight locks on a property to be re-keyed and four new keys.
Anything beyond the eight locks will be priced at $15 per lock.
Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
1st Sentry Locksmith provides: Rekeying, Property entry, Door hardware replacement, Simplified key management solutions, Master keying systems, Lockout services, Original key duplication, Property eviction entry and security services, and Life safety products.
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Our services
Residential Services
Residential lock rekeying
Residential Master lock rekeying
Property access
Eviction lockout Service
Original key Recreation
Residential emergency lock out services
Residential lock repair
Installation of new lock Hardware
Installation of client purchased Hardware
Sliding glass patio door lock repair and replacement
Sliding glass patio door security measures
Mailbox lock replacement
Residential life safety Hardware installation
Reinforcement of door deadbolt strikes
Smoke alarm check and replacement
Carbon monoxide alarm installation
Fire extinguisher installation.
Commercial Services
Commercial lock re-keying
Commercial lock replacement
Commercial lock key duplication
Commercial lock Master keying
Commercial lock Hardware installation
Commercial emergency access
Testimonials
A great big THANK YOU!
I had an emergency situation yesterday. I was locked out of our place in downtown Orlando and had an hour to solve my problem before guests were to arrive. I made one phone call and got instant relief. Your team was friendly, priced great, got there more than timely, and took care of my locked door concerns with minutes to spare. Dan Lewis and team, I appreciate all of your hard work. So efficient and always there for people. Thanks again!
Kelly W.
Gotha, FL
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Hampton + Hampton Management & Leasing
Orlando, FL
Daniel was professional, on time, and very friendly throughout his visit.
Brandon O'.
Casselberry, FL
Very impressed with Dan's fast and courteous service. Highly recommended.
Janna B.
Orlando, Fl
They're awesome!!
Morgan Property Solutions Inc.
Orlando, Fl
Property Management Special
Property Management Master re-keying services start at $99.99 and that includes the service call and one deadbolt Master keyed and one passage knob for one door and seven additional locks rekeyed to your special key range. Service includes four keys and one unique master key.
Additional residential keys are $5 each.
Big news
We are now available for service in all of central Florida
FAQs
What is rekeying locks?
In rekeying a lock, the locksmith removes the pins and springs in the lock cylinder and replaces them with new pins and springs that work with a new and different key. Unless a lock is malfunctioning or a totally different style is desired, many locks can be rekeyed and kept in service, operating as well or better than ever.
- Why should I Rekey?
The most common reason to rekey the locks is to maintain key control when there is a change in possession of a property. Key control simply means accounting for all keys made to operate the locks. Once keys are loaned out, key control is lost. Obviously, with a previously owned home, you don’t know who may have had access to the keys. In new homes, contractors have had access to the keys
2. I have moved into a newly built home, should I Rekey?
In many single-builder communities, locks are construction master keyed. While the use of the homeowner's key may prevent the future use of the contractor's key, there are often master pins left in the lock. Each master pin doubles the number of keys that will operate the lock. In many instances, as many as 16 different keys would operate a single home's locks. Rekeying would remove these master pins and eliminate the possibility of another key operating the locks.