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GTA Lockman Mobile Locksmith Services · Burlington
Lock changes, rekeying and repairs for Burlington houses, townhouse complexes, condo suites and businesses.
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GTA Lockman Mobile Locksmith Services works on Burlington houses, townhouses, condo suites, businesses and vehicles. Lock changes, rekeying, repairs, keypad and smart lock installations, and car key work are done at your address from a fitted van.
Burlington stretches from the lakefront north past the QEW and Highway 407, and its homes range from lakeside condo towers and mid-century houses to newer subdivisions such as Alton Village. The sections below cover what tends to come up in each.
The condo buildings around downtown Burlington and along the lake have a familiar division of responsibility. The suite door lock is usually the owner's. The lobby, garage, mailroom, amenity rooms and fobs belong to the condominium corporation and are managed through its office.
Common requests from condo residents:
Burlington has many townhouse communities run as condominiums. The front door is usually the owner's to maintain, but the community may control the look of the door and any shared gates or garages. Before changing a lock on a door that faces a common element, check with management. Within the unit, the usual jobs are rekeying after a purchase, a stronger deadbolt and strike, and a keypad on the garage-entry door.

The streets of Aldershot and the older neighbourhoods south of the QEW have many bungalows, side-splits and two-storey homes from the post-war decades. Their doors have often been replaced at least once, sometimes with hardware that does not quite fit the old frame. Look for:
Most of these are put right by adjusting the door, reinforcing the strike and fitting or rekeying the lock, rather than replacing the whole door.
In Millcroft, Orchard, Alton Village and the other newer northern areas, homes generally came with builder hardware, attached garages and often a keypad. New owners typically ask for builder keys to be retired by rekeying, one key across all exterior doors, and upgraded deadbolts. See lock changes in Toronto and the GTA and keypad lock installation.
Offices, plazas, industrial units along the main corridors and shops downtown use commercial hardware. Work includes narrow-stile storefront locks, steel rear doors with latch guards, exit devices, master-keyed systems and rekeying after staff turnover. See working with a commercial locksmith and commercial storefront door locks.

Car key replacement, fob programming and lockouts are done at the vehicle: in a driveway, a condo garage where the building permits access, or a workplace lot. Have the VIN, ownership documents and identification. See car key replacement.
Tell us the address and type of property, what has gone wrong, and whether you have working keys. For condos, tell us how the technician gets into the building, whether through concierge, a buzzer or a visitor parking entrance. For a lockout, have identification and proof of residence. See house lockout service. We confirm timing when you call; our hours are listed below.
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Usually the suite lock is yours, but check the corporation's rules first, particularly for keypads and fire-rated doors. Lobby, garage and fobs belong to the corporation.
Usually the suite lock is yours, but check the corporation's rules first, particularly for keypads and fire-rated doors. Lobby, garage and fobs belong to the corporation.
In most cases, yes. The technician confirms you live in the unit and uses a non-destructive method where the lock allows.
Often the bolt does not reach its full length into the frame because the strike or door has moved. Adjusting the strike usually fixes it.
Yes. Rekeying retires builder, trade and previous-owner keys and leaves you with a known number of keys.
Often, but check whether the community controls the appearance of the door before fitting one.
Yes. Worn latches, misaligned keepers and missing secondary bars on sliding doors are common repairs.
Yes, including storefront locks, steel doors, exit devices, master-keyed systems and rekeying after staff changes.
Yes, where the building permits access. Have the VIN, ownership documents and identification ready.
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GTA Lockman Mobile Locksmith Services is a mobile locksmith working on homes, businesses and vehicles across Toronto and the GTA, with more than 14 years in the trade. Every review is written by a customer on Google, where you can read them in full.
Areas served: Toronto, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Stouffville, Newmarket, Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, Milton, Halton Hills, Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Uxbridge.

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