Professional Smart Lock Installation
Upgrade your home or business with professionally installed smart locks, keypad locks, fingerprint locks, Wi-Fi locks, Bluetooth locks, and connected entry systems. Quick Key helps you choose the right lock, installs it correctly, and makes sure every feature works before we leave.
What Is a Smart Lock and How Does It Work?
A smart lock is an electronic door lock that allows you to lock and unlock your door without relying only on a traditional key. Depending on the model, you may be able to use a keypad code, fingerprint, smartphone app, Apple Watch, voice assistant, temporary guest code, or remote access.
Traditional locks are operated mechanically with a physical key. Electronic locks add powered features such as a keypad or fingerprint reader. Smart locks go one step further by connecting to a phone, home automation system, Wi-Fi network, Bluetooth connection, or smart home platform.
Many smart locks still include a traditional key cylinder as a backup. Others use a hidden keyway, emergency battery contacts, a removable battery pack, or an external power connection in case the batteries die.
A smart lock does not always require Wi-Fi. Bluetooth models can communicate directly with your phone when you are near the door. Wi-Fi-enabled models can provide remote access, activity alerts, lock history, guest management, and control from almost anywhere.
The correct smart lock depends on your door, existing hardware, security needs, preferred smart-home platform, and how you plan to use it. Some customers only need a simple keypad. Others want remote access, fingerprint entry, Apple Home, Alexa, Google Home, Matter, or integration with an alarm or automation system.
Not Every Electronic Lock Is Smart
A basic keypad lock is electronic, but it may not connect to an app, Wi-Fi network, or smart-home system.
Wi-Fi Is Not Always Required
Bluetooth and standalone keypad locks can operate without internet, although remote features may be limited.
Most Models Use Batteries
Battery life depends on the lock, door alignment, connection type, usage, temperature, and installation quality.
Proper Door Alignment Matters
If the deadbolt rubs against the frame, the smart-lock motor may work harder, drain batteries faster, or fail to lock correctly.
Traditional Lock vs Electronic Lock vs Smart Lock
Customers often use the terms electronic lock, keypad lock, and smart lock as if they mean the same thing. They are related, but their features, connectivity, cost, and everyday use can be very different.
Traditional Mechanical Lock
A traditional lock operates mechanically with a physical key. It does not require batteries, an app, internet access, programming, or a wireless connection.
- Operated with a physical key
- No batteries required
- No keypad or fingerprint reader
- No remote access
- No activity history
- Usually the lowest purchase cost
Electronic or Keypad Lock
An electronic lock uses battery power to operate features such as a keypad, PIN code, fingerprint reader, or electronic credential. It may work completely offline.
- Keypad, PIN, card, or fingerprint entry
- Usually battery powered
- May include multiple user codes
- Often works without Wi-Fi
- Usually no smartphone control
- Usually no remote unlocking
Connected Smart Lock
A smart lock combines electronic entry with app control, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Matter, Z-Wave, Zigbee, or smart-home integration, depending on the model.
- Smartphone app control
- Remote locking and unlocking
- Temporary or scheduled guest codes
- Entry notifications and activity history
- Alexa, Google Home, Apple Home, or Matter
- Automation and remote management
| Feature | Traditional Lock | Electronic Lock | Smart Lock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physical key | ✓ | Optional | Optional |
| PIN or keypad entry | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fingerprint access | — | Available | Available |
| Smartphone app | — | Usually not | ✓ |
| Bluetooth connection | — | Sometimes | ✓ |
| Wi-Fi remote access | — | — | Model dependent |
| Temporary guest codes | — | Basic models | ✓ |
| Activity history | — | Limited | ✓ |
| Phone notifications | — | — | ✓ |
| Smart-home integration | — | Usually not | Model dependent |
| Battery required | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Typical product cost | Lower | Moderate | Moderate to premium |
Why Electronic Locks Are More Affordable Than Before
Electronic and smart-lock technology used to be limited mainly to expensive commercial systems. Today, competition between major manufacturers has made reliable keypad, fingerprint, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi locks available at many different price levels.
A basic keypad lock can now provide convenient keyless entry without the cost of a fully connected smart-home system. Customers who want advanced features can pay more for remote access, fingerprint entry, cameras, activity reports, or home-automation compatibility.
Which Option Should You Choose?
Choose a traditional lock when simplicity and low maintenance are most important. Choose an electronic keypad lock when you want keyless entry without needing an app. Choose a connected smart lock when you want remote control, notifications, guest management, and smart-home integration.
Quick Key can inspect your door, review your goals, and help you avoid buying a lock that is incompatible with your existing hardware or smart-home system.
Need Help Choosing the Right Smart Lock?
Choosing a smart lock is not always as simple as picking the most expensive model. Every door has different hardware, measurements, alignment, Wi-Fi coverage, security requirements, and smart-home compatibility.
Visit our Walnut Creek locksmith store to compare smart lock models and learn the differences between Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Matter, Z-Wave, keypad, fingerprint, Apple Home, Google Home, and Alexa-compatible locks. We can help you choose an option that fits your door, lifestyle, and budget.
Already purchased a smart lock online? Quick Key can inspect the product, confirm compatibility, and schedule professional installation. We install customer-supplied smart locks as well as locks purchased through our Walnut Creek store.
In-Store Consultation
Compare smart lock brands, finishes, access methods, app features, and smart-home compatibility before making a decision.
Products Available
Ask about keypad, fingerprint, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Matter, and high-security smart lock options for homes and businesses.
Professional Installation
We install and align the lock, program users and codes, connect the app, calibrate the deadbolt, and test every feature.
Compare Trusted Smart Lock Brands Before You Buy
Smart lock brands can differ significantly in security, appearance, connectivity, app quality, access methods, battery performance, and smart-home compatibility. Quick Key installs many leading brands and can help you select a lock that fits your door, lifestyle, budget, and preferred technology.
Strong Security and Easy Everyday Use
Schlage is a popular choice for homeowners who want a familiar deadbolt design, dependable keypad entry, app control, and strong residential security.
- Keypad and app-controlled models
- Built-in Wi-Fi on selected models
- Apple Home Key on compatible models
- Physical key backup on many models
Flexible Smart-Home Compatibility
Yale offers modern touchscreen and keypad locks with several connectivity options. The correct model and module depend on the smart-home platform you plan to use.
- Keyed and key-free designs
- Wi-Fi, Matter, and Z-Wave options
- Touchscreen and keypad entry
- Multiple finishes and styles
Fingerprint and Advanced Keypad Options
Lockly offers feature-rich locks with keypad, app, fingerprint, and remote-management options on selected models.
- PIN Genie keypad on selected models
- Fingerprint access options
- Built-in Wi-Fi on compatible models
- Guest access and notifications
Multiple Entry Methods in One Lock
Ultraloq is known for combining several access methods into one device, depending on the model and configuration.
- Fingerprint and PIN entry options
- Smartphone and watch access
- Auto-lock and auto-unlock features
- Mechanical key backup on many models
Connected Features and Modern Design
Aqara offers connected locks designed for customers who want fingerprint, keypad, app, or smart-home functions in a modern package.
- Fingerprint options on selected models
- Keypad and app management
- Smart-home integration varies by model
- Modern interior and exterior designs
A Smart Lock with a Traditional Appearance
Level products are designed for customers who want connected functionality without placing a large electronic housing on the inside of the door.
- Minimal and discreet appearance
- Uses existing-style exterior hardware
- App and connected access options
- Compatibility depends heavily on door preparation
Familiar Hardware with Connected Options
Kwikset offers a broad range of electronic keypad and connected smart locks at different feature and price levels.
- Keypad and touchscreen models
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth options
- Several finishes and trim styles
- Common residential door compatibility
Designer Hardware for High-End Doors
Emtek combines electronic or connected locking options with premium trim, decorative hardware, and designer finishes.
- Premium finishes and trim options
- Works well with decorative entry sets
- Electronic and connected configurations
- Professional alignment is especially important
Not Sure Which Smart Lock Is Right for Your Door?
The most expensive smart lock is not automatically the best choice. We consider your door thickness, backset, deadbolt preparation, alignment, existing hardware, Wi-Fi coverage, smart-home platform, preferred access method, and budget before recommending a model.
Why Professional Smart Lock Installation Matters
A smart lock may look simple to install, but correct operation depends on much more than attaching the exterior keypad and tightening a few screws. The door, deadbolt, strike plate, alignment, measurements, wiring, batteries, software, and wireless connection must all work together.
Quick Key installs the lock, corrects common door and hardware problems, programs the system, connects the app, and tests every feature before the job is complete. Proper installation helps prevent lock failures, rapid battery drain, motor strain, and unreliable automatic locking.
Door Alignment
The deadbolt should enter the strike opening smoothly without pushing, lifting, or pulling the door. A misaligned door can cause the smart lock motor to struggle or fail.
Deadbolt and Latch Adjustment
We inspect the bolt, latch, backset, bore holes, and door edge preparation to confirm the hardware is properly positioned and moves freely.
Strike Plate Correction
If the bolt rubs against the strike plate or frame, we can adjust the opening and hardware so the lock operates smoothly and securely.
Correct Measurements
Door thickness, backset, bore diameter, edge bore, handing, trim, and existing hardware must match the smart lock specifications.
Battery Drain Prevention
Poor alignment forces the motor to work harder during every lock and unlock cycle. This can shorten battery life and create repeated low-battery warnings.
Lock Calibration
Many smart locks must learn the locked and unlocked positions. Incorrect calibration can cause auto-lock failures, error messages, or incomplete bolt movement.
App and Account Setup
We can help connect the lock to the manufacturer’s app, create the primary account, add users, and confirm that phone controls are working correctly.
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Connection
We test local Bluetooth operation and help connect compatible locks, bridges, hubs, or built-in Wi-Fi features to the correct network.
Firmware and Software Updates
Available updates may improve security, battery performance, connectivity, compatibility, and reliability. We check the system before final testing.
User and Guest Codes
We can create owner codes, family codes, temporary guest codes, scheduled access, and other available permissions based on the model.
Auto-Lock Configuration
Auto-lock timing, door sensors, notifications, and automatic unlocking must be configured carefully so the lock matches your everyday routine.
Complete Final Testing
Before we leave, we test the keypad, fingerprint reader, app, mechanical key, bolt movement, codes, notifications, and remote features that are available on your lock.
A Smart Lock Can Be Installed and Still Not Work Correctly
Some installation problems do not appear immediately. The lock may work during the first test but begin draining batteries, making motor noises, jamming, losing calibration, or failing to lock automatically after several days.
These problems are often caused by door movement, tight deadbolts, incorrect mounting pressure, poor strike alignment, incompatible hardware, weak network coverage, or skipped setup steps.
- Deadbolt rubs against the frame
- Lock motor sounds strained or unusually loud
- Batteries drain much faster than expected
- Keypad or fingerprint reader works inconsistently
- Auto-lock activates while the door is still open
- App cannot find or connect to the lock
- Wi-Fi disconnects repeatedly
- Lock reports that the door is jammed
- Interior and exterior components are overtightened
- Emergency key or backup power access is blocked
What to Expect During Your Smart Lock Installation
Door and Hardware Inspection
We inspect the door, frame, hinges, existing lock, strike plate, measurements, and compatibility.
Professional Installation
We remove the old hardware, prepare the door if needed, and install the new smart lock securely.
Alignment and Calibration
We adjust the bolt and strike, calibrate the lock, and verify smooth motor operation.
Programming and Connection
We help program codes, connect the app, configure Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, and activate available features.
Testing and Customer Training
We test the system and show you how to lock, unlock, manage users, replace batteries, and use backup access.
Protect Your New Smart Lock with Professional Installation
Quick Key installs customer-supplied smart locks and can also help you choose compatible hardware for your home, rental property, office, or business.
Frequently Asked Questions About Smart Locks
Thinking about upgrading to a smart lock? Here are answers to the questions homeowners ask us most about smart lock installation, Wi-Fi, batteries, compatibility, security, and everyday use.
Are smart locks safe?
Yes. A properly selected and professionally installed smart lock can provide reliable security along with convenient access features. The physical strength of the deadbolt, cylinder, strike plate, door frame, installation quality, account security, and software settings are all important. We recommend choosing a reputable brand, using a strong account password, enabling two-factor authentication when available, and keeping the lock’s firmware updated.
What happens if the smart lock batteries die?
Most smart locks provide low-battery warnings well before the batteries are completely depleted. Many models also include a traditional key, external emergency power contacts, or another backup entry method. The available backup option depends on the model, so we explain how to access the lock and replace the batteries during installation.
Can I still use a regular key with a smart lock?
Many smart locks include a traditional mechanical key cylinder, allowing you to use a regular key as a backup. Some key-free models do not include a keyway and instead use emergency battery contacts or another backup method. We can help you choose between keyed and key-free designs based on your preferences.
Do smart locks work without Wi-Fi?
Yes. Many smart locks can still operate through a keypad, fingerprint reader, mechanical key, or local Bluetooth connection without Wi-Fi. However, features such as remote unlocking, notifications, activity history, and control while you are away may require Wi-Fi, a compatible hub, or a bridge.
Can a smart lock be installed on my existing door?
In many cases, yes. Compatibility depends on the door thickness, backset, bore-hole size, deadbolt preparation, existing handleset, door handing, and available space around the lock. We inspect the door and hardware before installation to confirm that the selected model will fit and operate correctly.
Can you install a smart lock that I purchased online?
Yes. We install customer-supplied smart locks when they are compatible with the door and existing hardware. Before beginning, we inspect the product, door measurements, deadbolt preparation, and required components. If the lock is incompatible or missing parts, we will explain the available options before performing any work.
How long does smart lock installation take?
A straightforward replacement of an existing compatible deadbolt may take approximately 45 to 90 minutes. Additional time may be required for door alignment, strike-plate adjustment, drilling, fresh installation, app setup, Wi-Fi connection, firmware updates, programming, and customer training.
Why should I hire a professional to install my smart lock?
A smart lock must be mechanically aligned and electronically configured correctly. If the deadbolt rubs against the frame, the motor may struggle, batteries may drain quickly, and automatic locking may fail. Professional installation includes checking the door, adjusting the strike plate, calibrating the lock, programming access, connecting the app, and testing the available features.
Can smart locks be hacked?
Any connected device can carry some cybersecurity risk, but reputable smart lock manufacturers use encryption, account protection, and regular software updates to reduce that risk. Customers should use strong unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication when available, secure their home Wi-Fi network, and avoid sharing permanent access codes unnecessarily.
How long do smart lock batteries usually last?
Battery life varies by model, connection type, usage, temperature, Wi-Fi strength, and door alignment. Many locks operate for several months to a year under normal conditions, but built-in Wi-Fi and frequent remote use may reduce battery life. A tight or misaligned deadbolt can also cause the motor to work harder and drain batteries faster.
Can I create temporary codes for guests, cleaners, or contractors?
Many electronic and smart locks allow you to create additional user codes. Depending on the model, codes may be permanent, temporary, scheduled for specific days and times, or limited to one-time use. This is especially useful for guests, house cleaners, contractors, rental properties, and family members.
Which smart lock brand do you recommend?
There is no single smart lock that is best for every customer. The right choice depends on your door, budget, preferred access method, smart-home platform, appearance, security expectations, and need for remote access. We install brands such as Schlage, Yale, Lockly, Ultraloq, Aqara, Level, Kwikset, Emtek, and others, and we can explain the advantages and limitations of each compatible model.
Will a smart lock work during a power or internet outage?
Most residential smart locks are battery powered, so a home power outage usually does not prevent normal keypad, fingerprint, Bluetooth, or key operation. If the internet is unavailable, remote control and notifications may stop temporarily, but local entry methods generally continue to work.
Can smart locks work with Apple Home, Alexa, or Google Home?
Selected smart lock models support Apple Home, Apple Home Key, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Matter, Samsung SmartThings, Z-Wave, or other platforms. Compatibility varies by model and may require a hub, bridge, border router, or compatible home device. We recommend confirming your preferred platform before purchasing the lock.
Can you repair or troubleshoot an existing smart lock?
Yes. We can help diagnose common problems such as rapid battery drain, failed calibration, a jammed deadbolt, keypad issues, fingerprint problems, app connection failures, loose hardware, poor door alignment, and strike-plate interference. Some software or account problems may also require assistance from the lock manufacturer.
How Much Does Smart Lock Installation Cost?
The cost of installing a smart lock depends on the lock, the condition of the door, the existing hardware, the amount of preparation required, and whether programming or smart-home setup is included. A simple replacement on a properly prepared door generally costs less than a fresh installation that requires drilling, alignment, or modification.
Quick Key provides upfront pricing before work begins. We can install a customer-supplied smart lock or help you select compatible hardware from our Walnut Creek locksmith store.
Replacing an Existing Deadbolt
The simplest installation is replacing a standard deadbolt when the door preparation, backset, bore holes, and strike plate are already compatible with the new smart lock.
- Removal of the existing deadbolt
- Installation of the new smart lock
- Basic alignment inspection
- Lock calibration
- Operation testing
Smart Lock Programming
Some customers only need the hardware installed. Others want help completing the electronic setup and learning how to use the lock.
- App installation and account setup
- Owner and user-code programming
- Fingerprint enrollment
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connection
- Auto-lock and notification settings
Alignment and Strike Adjustment
A smart lock motor should not force the deadbolt into the frame. If the door is misaligned, correction may be necessary before the lock can operate reliably.
- Strike-plate adjustment
- Deadbolt opening correction
- Latch or bolt alignment
- Minor frame preparation
- Door-closing inspection
Installing a Lock on a New Location
A fresh installation is required when the door does not already have the correct openings for a deadbolt, keypad lock, or smart lock.
- Measuring and marking the door
- Drilling the face and edge bores
- Preparing the door frame
- Installing the strike plate
- Final alignment and testing
Custom or Nonstandard Hardware
Mortise locks, multipoint systems, narrow-stile doors, decorative handlesets, metal doors, and custom entry doors may require additional planning or specialized products.
- Mortise-lock compatibility
- Multipoint-lock inspection
- Handleset clearance
- Metal-door preparation
- Custom trim or adapter requirements
Business and Rental Property Locks
Offices, rental properties, storefronts, and shared entrances may require more users, scheduling, audit history, stronger hardware, or commercial-grade access control.
- Multiple user credentials
- Scheduled access
- Remote management
- Commercial door compatibility
- Property-management setup
The Lock Is Only One Part of the Installation
The final price depends on the amount of mechanical, electronic, and setup work required. We inspect the door and explain any additional work before proceeding.
- Type and brand of smart lock
- Customer-supplied or Quick Key supplied hardware
- Existing deadbolt compatibility
- Door thickness and backset
- Door and frame alignment
- Strike-plate modification
- Fresh drilling or door preparation
- Handleset or trim interference
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, hub, or bridge setup
- Number of users, codes, and fingerprints
- Smart-home integration requirements
- Residential or commercial application
Smart Lock Technology Is Available at More Price Levels Today
Electronic locks were once used mainly in expensive commercial access-control systems. Today, homeowners can choose from simple keypad deadbolts, fingerprint locks, Bluetooth locks, built-in Wi-Fi locks, and advanced smart-home models at many different price levels.
A customer who only wants keyless entry may not need to pay for remote Wi-Fi access, cameras, activity reports, Apple Home Key, or advanced automation. A reliable electronic keypad lock can often provide the most important benefit—entering without a key—at a lower cost than a fully connected smart lock.
Send Photos of Your Door Before Purchasing a Smart Lock
For the best recommendation, send clear photos of the exterior, interior, and narrow edge of the door. Include the existing lock, handleset, strike plate, and any model you are considering. We can review the hardware and explain the likely installation requirements.
Smart Lock Not Working? Common Problems and Possible Causes
Smart locks combine mechanical hardware, batteries, wireless connections, software, and door alignment. A problem in any one of these areas can cause unreliable locking, failed access, battery drain, or connection issues. Below are some of the most common smart lock problems we troubleshoot.
Batteries Drain Too Quickly
The lock works, but the batteries need to be replaced much more often than expected.
Possible Causes
- Deadbolt rubbing against the strike plate
- Weak Wi-Fi signal causing repeated connection attempts
- Motor working too hard during locking
- Low-quality or incorrect batteries
- Outdated firmware or software issue
What May Help
Install fresh manufacturer-recommended batteries, check door alignment, update the firmware, and confirm that the bolt moves freely when the door is open and closed.
Smart Lock Will Not Connect to Wi-Fi
The lock works manually, but remote access, notifications, or app control are unavailable.
Possible Causes
- Weak signal near the door
- Incorrect Wi-Fi frequency
- Router or network settings
- Bridge or hub placed too far away
- App account or pairing failure
What May Help
Restart the lock, app, and router, confirm the required Wi-Fi frequency, move the hub closer, and repeat the manufacturer’s pairing process.
Fingerprint Reader Stopped Working
A fingerprint that previously worked is no longer recognized or works only occasionally.
Possible Causes
- Dirty or wet fingerprint sensor
- Finger placed at a different angle
- Dry, damaged, or worn skin
- Stored fingerprint needs to be re-enrolled
- Low batteries or software issue
What May Help
Clean the sensor carefully, replace the batteries, delete and re-enroll the fingerprint, and save more than one angle of the same finger when the lock allows it.
Lock Displays a Jammed Message
The app or keypad reports that the deadbolt is jammed, blocked, or unable to complete the locking cycle.
Possible Causes
- Strike plate is not aligned with the bolt
- Door has shifted or settled
- Deadbolt opening is too small
- Internal lock mechanism is binding
- Installation screws are too tight
What May Help
Test the lock while the door is open. If it works when open but fails when closed, the door or strike plate likely needs adjustment.
Deadbolt Will Not Extend or Retract
The motor activates, but the bolt does not move completely into the locked or unlocked position.
Possible Causes
- Deadbolt installed in the wrong orientation
- Tailpiece not connected correctly
- Door preparation is incorrect
- Internal parts are damaged or disconnected
- Calibration was not completed
What May Help
Recalibrate the lock and test it with the door open. If the bolt still does not move freely, the hardware may need to be removed and reinstalled.
Auto-Lock Does Not Work Correctly
The lock does not lock automatically, locks too soon, or locks while the door is still open.
Possible Causes
- Auto-lock feature is disabled
- Delay timer is configured incorrectly
- Door sensor is missing or misaligned
- Calibration failed
- App settings did not synchronize
What May Help
Review the auto-lock settings, reconnect the door sensor, perform a new calibration, and test the lock several times with the door open and closed.
App Cannot Find the Smart Lock
The lock does not appear in the app or cannot be added to the customer’s account.
Possible Causes
- Bluetooth is turned off
- Phone permissions are disabled
- Lock is already connected to another account
- Incorrect installation or reset process
- App or phone software is outdated
What May Help
Enable Bluetooth, location, and nearby-device permissions, update the app, stand close to the lock, and confirm that the lock has been removed from any previous owner’s account.
Keypad Is Not Responding
The keypad remains dark, does not accept codes, or responds only after several attempts.
Possible Causes
- Dead or incorrectly installed batteries
- Loose interior cable connection
- Keypad lockout after failed code attempts
- Moisture or physical keypad damage
- Internal electronic failure
What May Help
Replace the batteries, wait for any security lockout period to end, inspect the cable connection, and use the backup entry method listed by the manufacturer.
Door Will Not Close or Lock Smoothly
The door must be pushed, lifted, or pulled before the smart lock can lock successfully.
Possible Causes
- Loose or worn door hinges
- Door swelling or seasonal movement
- Strike plate installed in the wrong position
- Weatherstripping pushing the door outward
- Frame or door alignment problem
What May Help
The door should close naturally before the smart lock is used. Hinge, frame, strike, or door adjustments may be needed to prevent repeated motor strain.
Motor Keeps Clicking or Repeating
The lock repeatedly clicks, reverses direction, or continues trying to complete the locking cycle.
Possible Causes
- Deadbolt is blocked or under pressure
- Lock lost its calibration
- Internal gears are slipping
- Incorrect tailpiece position
- Weak batteries
What May Help
Replace the batteries, test the lock with the door open, and recalibrate it. Repeated clicking may require mechanical adjustment or replacement of damaged internal parts.
Repeated Smart Lock Problems Usually Have an Underlying Cause
If the same problem returns after batteries are replaced or the lock is reset, the issue may be mechanical rather than electronic. A professional inspection can identify door alignment problems, incorrect installation, damaged components, poor strike preparation, or compatibility issues.
- The lock only works when the door is open
- The batteries drain every few weeks
- The motor repeatedly clicks or reverses
- The bolt does not enter the frame smoothly
- The lock loses calibration repeatedly
- The keypad or fingerprint reader is unreliable
- The lock was installed but never worked correctly
- You are locked out or cannot secure the door
Need Help With a Smart Lock That Is Not Working?
Quick Key can inspect the lock, door alignment, strike plate, batteries, installation, calibration, and basic connectivity. Send us photos of the inside, outside, and narrow edge of the door so we can better understand the problem.
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