Commercial Keypad Lock Recode · Littleton
Littleton Commercial Restroom Keypad Locks Recoded and Reinstalled
Four restroom keypad locks in a Littleton commercial property were recoded and reinstalled as part of a common-area access update.
Completed August 7, 2026
A commercial property in Littleton needed the access codes changed on four keypad locks serving restrooms in the second-floor common-area hallways. The request separated the south and north restroom groups, making the job a coordinated code update across multiple interior doors rather than a single-lock adjustment.
The photographed hardware is a silver keypad entry lock with a lever handle, metal backplate, cylinder, and visible latch edge mounted on a wood-finish interior door. The door is partially open, and the lock appears installed with no obvious damage visible. This setup is consistent with the documented commercial rekey or lock-change service.
The service notes specify that the locks had to be taken off completely so they could be recoded. The technician proceeded with four keypad locks, then reinstalled the hardware after the recoding work. This approach matters when a commercial property needs existing keypad hardware retained while its access codes are updated.
The service record states that the requested recode was completed successfully, all locks were installed back in place, and everything was working properly. For a property managing shared restroom access, the result was an updated code arrangement across the documented four locks without replacing the keypad assemblies.