Commercial Locksmith in Toronto
When a business door in Toronto fails, the day stalls. We repair locks, closers and exit hardware, rekey after changes, and set up access control that suits the premises.
Security priorities for downtown Toronto premises
Downtown commercial doors carry more risk than most: they sit on busy streets, are used by many people and often depend on building-controlled fobs. Our review starts with who holds keys or credentials, since access lists in older buildings tend to grow and never shrink. Then we look at the hardware, from storefront glass door locks to Queen West mortise sets. Financial District and King West tenants should also confirm what their lease lets them change.
Work on commercial doors
- Adding restricted keyways to control who copies keys
- Installing keypad locks for staff-only rooms
- Servicing mortise locks on older units
Commercial doors in Toronto
Retail and office doors in Toronto, from St. Lawrence and Distillery districts to Yonge Street retail, keep us busy. Expect a mix in Toronto: older storefronts on Yonge Street, larger units near Yonge Street retail, and offices around St. Michael's Hospital.
Helpful to have ready
- Tell us who is authorized to approve work on the premises.
- Share a photo of the door and lock.
Travel from Scarborough
Toronto is some 21 km south-west of our Finch Avenue East office. We plan the drive around live traffic and tell you how long the wait is likely to be.
Local coverage in Toronto
We serve commercial customers around St. Michael's Hospital, Yonge Street retail and Yonge Street.
Our office
iGuard Locksmith and Security Solutions is at Unit 29, 5310 Finch Ave E, Scarborough. Walk in or call 647-777-9493, 7 AM to 11 PM.
Common questions
- What should a Toronto tenant confirm before changing a lock? Whether the lease and the building manager allow it, and who holds the master or fob system. We ask for approval before working on shared or exterior doors.
- Do you work outside normal hours? Yes, between 7 AM and 11 PM every day, including before opening and after closing.