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Lost your keys on the Upper East Side? Do this first

Most lost keys turn up within a day, in a coat pocket or at the last place you sat down. The ones that do not are the reason the first hour matters.

Where should I actually look?

Retrace the last three stops, not the whole day. Call the places, ask for the counter or host, and leave your number. Check building lost-and-found with your doorman or super. The 86th St subway stations and the buses on Second Ave have lost property procedures too.

Who should I tell?

When is it time to rekey?

If the keys were with anything that shows your address, treat it as time. A rekey changes which key works the lock without changing the hardware, and it costs a lot less stress than wondering who found the ring.

FAQ

My keys have a high-security head stamped Do Not Duplicate. Am I safe?

Safer, not safe. Restricted blanks like Mul-T-Lock and Medeco can only be copied with the registered card. Standard keys with a stamped head can still be copied almost anywhere.

How do I schedule a rekey?

Send the request form with your address and what you need, and we will tell you honestly what the schedule looks like. Locksmith service runs around the clock.

Need a locksmith?

The counter is at 1713 Second Ave on the Upper East Side, and locksmith service runs around the clock. Send the request form and the team picks it up any hour.

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