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Landlords find they can benefit from compliance and gain recognition from better protection of tenants with US Key Guard, Locksmith of Record
In Texas, as in most states, there are laws that require landlords to rekey a leased property by the 7th day of occupation by new tenants. In truth this is often an overlooked requirement however with rising crime, rekeying is important for safety assurance. The problem is costs and time. Landlords are burdened with extreme responsibility and liability to provide safe, functional housing for their tenants.
However, landlords NOW have a responsible partner in compliance which is affordable, automated and a marketable reason why tenants should rent from you.
US Key Guard are Locksmiths of Record focused on making a safer world free from crime. Together we can promote safety with our proprietary Crime Defense Rating, highlighting the higher safety of your lease spaces.
Deadbolt function and Rekey are of the strongest recommendations by crime prevention experts and law enforcement to prevent crime, just below armed guards. As your locksmith of record, Us Key Guard can guarantee function and compliance and provide records proving safety value and functionality of door security devices regardless if mechanical or digital.
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We can convert your low cost of compliance into advertised safety and revenue for your properties to attract more and better tenants.
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Rekeying or Change of Security Devices
(a) Except as otherwise provided by Subsection (e), a security device operated by a key, card, or combination shall be rekeyed by the landlord at the landlord’s expense not later than the seventh day after each tenant turnover date.
(b) A landlord shall perform additional rekeying or change a security device at the tenant’s expense if requested by the tenant. A tenant may make an unlimited number of requests under this subsection.
(c) The expense of rekeying security devices for purposes of the use or change of the landlord’s master key must be paid by the landlord.
(d) This section does not apply to locks on closet doors or other interior doors.
(e) If a tenant vacates the premises in breach of a written lease, the landlord may deduct from the tenant’s security deposit the reasonable cost incurred by the landlord to rekey a security device as required by this section only if the lease includes a provision that is underlined or printed in boldface type authorizing the deduction.
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