Locksmith service in King

iGuard Locksmith and Security Solutions covers King from our Finch Avenue East office, about 27 km north-west.

Homes in King

Homeowners in King tell us the same things: keys unaccounted for, stiff doors, tired deadbolts. Winter in King brings deeper snow than the city, with rural side roads that drift shut, and exterior locks feel it first.

Commercial premises in King

Units at farm and equestrian premises and King City main street shops often need cylinder swaps, closers and access control. Between farm and equestrian premises and King City main street shops, commercial hardware in King has to cope with deeper snow than the city, with rural side roads that drift shut. See commercial locksmith in King.

Vehicles and roads

Along Keele Street and around Nobleton plazas, lockouts follow the parking. Quick stops on Highway 27 and Keele Street are where a door swings shut on the keys. Read about car lockouts in King.

Streets and landmarks

Tell us if you are near Schomberg, King City GO Station or on Highway 27; it helps dispatch choose the closest technician.

From our office to King

King is farther out, roughly 27 km north-west of our Finch Avenue East office. We do go, and we give a realistic arrival window once we know which technician is nearest.

Come by or call

Call 647-777-9493, or stop by Unit 29, 5310 Finch Ave E, Scarborough. We are open 7 AM to 11 PM, every day.

Questions about King

  • Do you help condo owners in King? Yes, within building rules. Check with management about approved locks first.
  • Do you rekey homes in King? Yes. Rekeying is the quickest way to make missing keys useless, and we can do a whole house in one visit.
  • Can I visit the office? Yes. Our office is at Unit 29, 5310 Finch Ave E, Scarborough, and walk-ins are welcome during opening hours.
  • Do you serve King? Yes. King is roughly 27 km north-west of our Scarborough office, and we give an arrival window when you call.

Book a service in King

Services people ask for in King

What to include in your request

  • The nearest intersection and the type of property
  • What is locked, damaged or changing
  • Proof you are entitled to the work: ID, lease or manager approval
  • A photo of the lock and door edge, if it is safe to take one

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