Boulder House Rekey Involved an Illuminated Keypad Lock and Separate Lower Hardware

A house rekey in Boulder involved an interior white paneled door fitted with a black electronic keypad/lever lock. The lock’s blue illuminated ring and keypad identify a keyless-entry component rather than a conventional handle alone, giving the doorway a distinct access-control setup.

The photographs also show separate lower lock hardware: a dark metal lock and decorative escutcheon with a visible keyhole below the electronic unit. The documented service scope references rekeying, a lock change, and keyless entry, so the field record centers on coordinating the requested work with this two-part lock arrangement rather than treating the keypad as the only hardware at the door.

The area around both lock openings has chipped, uneven paint or patching. That condition is important during locksmith service because the hardware sits within a visibly rough door-and-trim surface, making the existing fit and surrounding finish part of the practical context. The record places the technician onsite with the job still represented as in progress; the documented focus is the rekey or lock-change service for the electronic entry and associated lower lock hardware.