Two-Lock House Change on a Denver Interior Door

A Denver homeowner arranged a house lock-change service for a residential interior door. The documented job involved two locking points: a keyed door knob and a deadbolt. That combination is distinct from a single-cylinder repair because both the knob lock and the separate upper deadbolt were part of the service record.

The photos show the hardware installed in a consistent brass-colored finish. On the door face, the two keyed points are aligned vertically, with a round doorknob below and a deadbolt above. The upper cylinder visibly carries Kwikset branding, while the deadbolt’s interior side includes a clear LOCKED indicator. The door edge shows separate latch and deadbolt assemblies, confirming the two-part lockset arrangement.

The surrounding door and paint show ordinary wear and surface irregularity, but the visible hardware is intact. For a homeowner changing both locking points, addressing the knob and deadbolt together provides a straightforward way to update the complete visible lock arrangement rather than handling only one component.

The service was documented in Denver on September 12, 2026. A follow-up customer message stated that the locks were fixed, completing this concise residential lock-change record.