Put the business entrance in the picture.
Downtown Fairburn is centered around Broad and Campbellton streets, with older commercial buildings and residential areas nearby. A shop frontage, a side staff door and a shared building entrance can have different arrangements. Identify the one involved rather than asking for a general change to the premises.
The business-door information starts with permission, hardware and existing copies. A landmark is useful for orientation; it does not replace the street address, unit or entrance.
A missing key and a faulty lock need different answers.
If a key holder has changed and the lock still works normally, explain which old copies should stop operating it. Suitable hardware may be considered for rekeying. Decide who needs a working copy after the change.
If the key turns but the door will not secure, or the handle no longer moves normally, make that part of the request. A repair discussion needs the actual symptom. The age or appearance of the building cannot diagnose the hardware.
Include the people who manage the premises.
A tenant, owner and property manager may each be involved in approving a door change. Clarify that before agreeing to work, especially if a shared entrance or managed key arrangement is affected. For a home rather than a shop, use the residential information.
Call 678-951-0588 with the Fairburn address and the intended result. Confirm whether the particular request can be handled, when it can be arranged and what the charge includes. The contact page brings the preparation details together.