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Landlord rekeys in Baltimore

Mega Lock And Key rekeys rental units between tenants for landlords and property managers in Baltimore and the surrounding counties, so the last tenant’s keys stop working before the next one moves in.

What does landlord rekeys involve?

Rekeying between tenants protects the new tenant and you. It is quicker than replacing locks and keeps hardware that is still sound.

For owners with several units we can set up keying so each unit has its own key and you carry a master. We schedule around move-out and move-in dates.

What's included

  • Rekeys between every tenant
  • Each unit keyed differently
  • Owner or manager master key
  • Mailbox and common-door locks

How a landlord rekeys job runs

Licensed, bonded, and insured (MD #394). We quote on the phone before we come out.

  1. Send the turnover dates

    Unit, door count, and move-in date.

  2. Confirm authorization

    Owner or manager authorization.

  3. Rekey

    Every exterior unit door rekeyed.

  4. Hand over keys

    Tenant keys and your master, tested.

Landlord rekeys questions.

Do landlords in Maryland have to rekey between tenants?

Check your local rules and your lease. Rekeying between tenants is standard practice regardless, because you do not know who has copies.

Can I have one key that opens all my units?

Yes, with a master key setup: each unit has its own key, and your master opens all of them.

Can you work with my property manager?

Yes, with authorization from the owner or the management company.

Should I rekey or replace locks between tenants?

Rekey when the locks are sound; replace when they are worn or damaged. We tell you which on the visit and quote before we come.

Request service.

Locked out right now? Don't wait on a form: call 410-560-5940. For everything else, submit a request and we'll call you back with a quote.

Mobile only: we come to you. We accept cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.

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