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Making the door safe first
The priority is a door that closes and locks tonight. We assess the frame, the strike and the lock, and secure whatever was forced so you can stop worrying about the opening.
Your door, in good hands.
Bloordale Gardens Lock & Key Co.
Locksmithing is a trade you keep learning. Every year brings new smart locks, new vehicle systems and new ways for old hardware to fail. Our technicians spend time on the bench taking new products apart before fitting them on a customer's door, so that when we recommend something we know how it behaves in cold weather and after a thousand cycles. We share what we learn with you in plain terms. If a product is fussy, we say so. If a simple mechanical deadbolt would serve you better than anything with a battery, we say that too. Staying curious keeps the advice honest, and honest advice is what keeps people calling.
Nearby Bloordale Gardens, Eringate, Etobicoke, Glen Agar, Islington, Princess Margaret, Thorncrest Village and West Deane Park
Shop rules
Your door, in good hands.
- You know what is happening. From the first look to the last turn of the key, we narrate the job in plain terms. You should never wonder what we are doing to your door.
- Suggestions, not pressure. If we think an upgrade would help, we say so once and explain why. If you decline, that is the end of it.
- The old parts handled. Removed locks and keys are given to you or taken away as you prefer. Old keys that no longer work are worth destroying, and we will do that if you like.
- Open 24/7, same fees any hour. Talk to a locksmith about it.
13 years in business · Describe the problem; we'll take it from there: (289) 804-4797
On every job
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Sorting permanent from temporary
Some damage needs a proper repair later; some can be fixed on the spot. We separate the two clearly and explain what a lasting fix involves without pushing you into it.
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Rekeying or replacing
If keys were taken or the lock was compromised, we rekey or replace before leaving. You end the visit with a door that locks and keys that only you hold.
Five scenes · open 24/7
How a visit goes
The right answer for a shop with six staff is different from the right answer for a family of four, and we try not to carry one into the other. Homes generally want fewer keys and simpler routines; businesses want control and a record.
Step 1 of 5
Call and describe the door
Describe the property, the hardware and what has changed, and the visit starts from what you have seen.
Step 2 of 5
On our way
The priority is a door that closes and locks tonight. We assess the frame, the strike and the lock, and secure whatever was forced so you can stop worrying about the opening.
Step 3 of 5
You know what is happening
From the first look to the last turn of the key, we narrate the job in plain terms. You should never wonder what we are doing to your door.
Step 4 of 5
Suggestions, not pressure
If we think an upgrade would help, we say so once and explain why. If you decline, that is the end of it.
Step 5 of 5
The old parts handled
Removed locks and keys are given to you or taken away as you prefer. Old keys that no longer work are worth destroying, and we will do that if you like.