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When Should You Change Your Locks?

There’s no set-in-stone timeline, but here are some common situations where changing your locks is strongly advised:

🔑 After Moving House

You never know who might still have a key to your new home – previous owners, tradespeople, even neighbours. For peace of mind, changing your locks is one of the first things you should do after getting the keys.

🔑 After a Break-In or Attempted Burglary

If someone has forced or tampered with your locks, their integrity could be compromised. Even if nothing was taken, it’s essential to upgrade them to restore your security.

🔑 Lost or Stolen Keys

If you’ve lost your keys – or think someone else might have access to them – it’s far safer to replace your locks than to hope for the best.

🔑 When Tenants or Employees Leave

Whether you’re a landlord or a business owner, you never truly know if all keys have been returned. Changing locks when tenants move out or staff members leave is a smart move.

🔑 Outdated or Worn Locks

Locks can wear out over time, becoming less effective and easier to pick. If your locks are old, stiff, or showing signs of rust, it’s probably time for an upgrade.


Why Use a Professional Locksmith Like Newton Locks?

Changing locks might seem like a simple job, but it’s always best to call in the experts – and here’s why:

  • We use high-quality, insurance-approved locks
    Not all locks are created equal. We only supply and fit British Standard locks that meet insurance requirements and offer superior protection.

  • It’s done properly, first time
    No risk of dodgy fittings or misaligned mechanisms. Our team make sure your locks work smoothly and securely.

  • Expert advice on upgrades
    From anti-snap cylinders to smart lock systems, we’ll advise you on the best options for your property and budget.

  • Emergency service available
    Need your locks changed fast? We offer a reliable, prompt service when you need it most. 24/7.


The Security Benefits Are Massive

Changing your locks at the right time can:

  • Protect your family, belongings, and property

  • Deter opportunistic thieves

  • Give you total control over who has access

  • Increase the value and appeal of your home

  • Keep your insurance valid

Put simply – secure locks = peace of mind.


Is It Time to Change Yours?

If you’ve been putting it off, now might be the perfect time to upgrade your security. Whether it’s for your home, business, or rental property, Newton Locks is here to help with fast, friendly, and professional locksmith services across South Devon.

🔒 Need your locks changed or upgraded?


Newton Locks – Keeping You Secure, One Lock at a Time.