Riverton has a healthy mix of new construction and homes built in the 1990s–2000s. The older the home, the more likely you've outgrown rekeying as the answer.
Visible damage, tampering marks, sticky operation, outdated builder-grade hardware, or any forced-entry incident all warrant replacement, not rekey.
Today's residential locks have anti-pick pins, drill-resistant inserts, and bump-resistant designs that 1990s hardware lacks entirely.
Standard residential replacement runs $145–$265 per door installed. Whole-home replacements (4–6 doors) typically $650–$1,400.
If you're replacing anyway, consider going smart on your most-used door. The marginal cost is small and the convenience gain is high.