Smart Locks in Denver Metro

Falcon Locksmith installs Schlage Encode and Encode Plus, Yale Assure (keyed and keyless, with Wi-Fi and Matter modules), Kwikset Halo, Level Lock and Level Lock+, August, Ultraloq (fingerprint and Wi-Fi), and Eufy across Denver Metro. Every install includes door alignment, network setup, app onboarding, auto-lock configuration, and a full owner walkthrough — not just screwing hardware onto the door.

Yes. Schlage Encode is one of our most-installed smart locks in Denver Metro because it has built-in Wi-Fi (no bridge required), works with Amazon Alexa and Google Home, and holds up to Colorado temperature swings. Encode Plus adds Apple Home Key so you can tap your iPhone or Apple Watch to unlock. We handle the door prep, install, network setup, and code programming.

Yes. Yale Assure Lock 2 is a modular platform — pick keyed or keyless, add a Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, Matter, or Apple Home Key module later without buying a new lock. That flexibility makes it a top pick for Denver homeowners who want to upgrade smart-home platforms over time. We install both interconnected (deadbolt+lever) and standalone deadbolt versions.

Yes. Kwikset Halo is a budget-friendly Wi-Fi deadbolt with built-in SmartKey rekey technology — meaning if you ever need to rekey the mechanical override, it's a 30-second job. We install Halo Touch (fingerprint) and Halo (keypad) across Denver Metro, handle app setup, and walk you through code management and battery expectations.

Yes. Level Lock is the invisible smart lock — all the electronics live inside your existing deadbolt bore, so the outside of your door looks exactly like it did before. It's the best option for Denver homeowners who want a smart lock without changing the look of the door. Level Lock+ adds Apple Home Key tap-to-unlock.

Yes. Ultraloq combines fingerprint reader, keypad, app control, and mechanical key in a single unit — the most access methods of any residential smart lock. We install the U-Bolt Pro, U-Bolt Pro WiFi, and U-Bolt Pro Bluetooth across Denver Metro, enroll fingerprints, program user codes, and set up Wi-Fi for remote access.

I can assess power, alignment, connectivity and supported settings on many smart locks. Failed motors, sealed electronics and unsupported firmware may require manufacturer support or replacement; on-site repair cannot be promised for every model.

Yes. Router changes, ISP swaps, and firmware updates commonly knock smart locks off Wi-Fi. We re-onboard Schlage, Yale, Kwikset, and Ultraloq locks to your new network, reset app pairings, and verify remote access works from both cellular and Wi-Fi. Most Denver Metro re-onboarding calls take 20–30 minutes on-site.

I can check the manufacturer's specified battery type and assess power issues. Rapid drain may relate to alignment, connectivity or electronics; whether it can be fixed on-site depends on the model and cause.

Yes. Level and August retrofit onto your existing deadbolt so the outside of the door is unchanged. Schlage Encode, Yale Assure, Kwikset Halo, and Ultraloq fully replace the deadbolt with a smart unit. We assess your existing door prep across Denver Metro and recommend the smart lock that fits your door, network, and smart-home platform.

Yes. Every smart lock with a mechanical key override can be rekeyed — Kwikset Halo uses SmartKey (fast, tool-based rekey), Schlage and Yale use standard 5-pin cylinders (traditional rekey), and Level uses the mechanical cylinder inside the deadbolt. We rekey mechanical overrides during install so the smart lock's backup key matches your existing house key set.

Yes. Non-Wi-Fi keypad locks are a great fit for Denver homeowners who want codeless entry without connecting to an app or network. Schlage BE365 and Kwikset SmartCode 913 are our most-installed offline keypads — reliable, battery-friendly, and no smart-home setup required. We also install commercial keypad locks (Kaba, Alarm Lock Trilogy) for offices where audit trail and manager codes matter.

It depends on the lock and its power source. Battery-powered local entry may still work while router-dependent features stop during an outage. Backup entry varies by model; ask about the specific lock before installation.

It depends on your priorities. Best all-around Wi-Fi: Schlage Encode or Yale Assure. Best Apple Home Key: Schlage Encode Plus or Level Lock+. Best invisible install: Level Lock. Best fingerprint: Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro. Best budget: Kwikset Halo. Best retrofit (keep your key): August. We recommend based on your door, network, and smart-home platform during the Denver Metro consultation.

I can diagnose many power, alignment and connectivity issues. Failed motors, keypads or firmware may need manufacturer support or replacement rather than repair. Part availability and whether the door preparation can be reused depend on the model.