Commercial Locksmith in Burlington
Commercial locksmith work in Burlington tends to be about continuity. We keep doors working, keys controlled and exits legal.
Appleby Line and downtown Burlington: security priorities
Appleby Line offices, Harvester Road units and Brant Street storefronts see lake wind and road salt, which age closers and cylinders. We check whether the door closes and latches on its own, then the strike and lock. Older downtown mortise locks are often better rebuilt than replaced. Burlington is far from our Finch Avenue East office, so visits are booked ahead.
Working with Burlington businesses
Retail and office doors in Burlington, from Downtown Burlington storefronts to Harvester Road industrial units, keep us busy. Between Downtown Burlington storefronts and Harvester Road industrial units, commercial hardware in Burlington has to cope with wind along the Niagara Escarpment and snow squalls that arrive quickly.
Neighbourhoods in Burlington
Business areas we reach include Downtown Burlington storefronts, the Burlington Mall area, Harvester Road industrial units and Appleby Line offices.
Work on commercial doors
- Servicing electric strikes and door releases
- Servicing mortise locks on older units
- Locks for cash offices, stock rooms and server closets
Travel from Scarborough
A trip to Burlington from our Finch Avenue East office covers about 70 km south-west. Guelph Line and Fairview Street are the main routes.
To speed things up
- Ask us to write down the keys we issue.
- Mention if the door is on a fire or exit route.
Contact iGuard
Drop in at Unit 29, 5310 Finch Ave E, Scarborough, open 7 AM to 11 PM every day, or phone 647-777-9493 and we come to you.
Common questions
- Why do salt and wind matter for Burlington business doors? They corrode exposed hardware and stiffen closers. Regular checks catch it before the door fails.
- Can you fix a door that is on a fire exit route? We repair it like for like and never remove or disable the exit function.