Property-manager rekeying
Document authorization, units and key decisions before work begins.
A manager or owner request needs a clear property list, occupancy state, access plan and key handover decision.
From request to approval
Four facts keep the work clear.
Each decision stays visible before the next one begins.
Confirm authority
Record the responsible manager or owner and how their authority will be confirmed. Tenant privacy and lawful access responsibilities remain with the requester.
Build the lock inventory
List the units or doors in scope, occupied or vacant status, visible hardware categories and desired completion order without adding sensitive access details.
Compare rekey and replacement
Condition, compatibility, key quantity and future access needs shape the proposed plan. The chosen option is approved before work begins.
Key handover record
The final record identifies quantities and the authorized recipient. Key patterns, codes and tenant details are not published.
Parts stay visible
Hardware is an approved choice, not a surprise on the invoice.
Where parts are needed, compatibility, finish, quantity and cost are explained before installation is accepted.
See how approval worksA responsible first step
Build a rekey plan with clear authority and handover.
Tell us the property role, unit count, occupancy state and deadline.