Residential Locksmith in Aurora: the short version
Homeowners, tenants and landlords in Aurora phone the Brampton shop for locks that stick, doors that will not latch and rekeys after a sale or a tenancy.
Aurora Heights, Highlands and the east side
Aurora has quiet detached homes in Aurora Heights and Aurora Highlands, historic houses around Yonge Street and newer builds on the east side. Older houses often need hinge and strike work along with a rekey, and new owners usually rekey straight away. Commuters using the Aurora GO like the convenience of a keypad, since spare keys are one less thing to carry. We test every lock and tell you how many keys exist so nothing is left unaccounted for.
Housing and locks in Aurora
Calls come from Aurora Heights, Aurora Highlands, Bloomington and beyond. Aurora Heights and Highlands houses tend to be older and well kept, so careful entry and matching hardware matter.
Where our crews work in Aurora
Residential calls come from Aurora Heights and Aurora Highlands, from streets off Bayview Avenue, and from homes near the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex.
Common home jobs
- Getting you back in when the key is inside, lost or snapped off
- Straightening a door or frame that will not latch
- Giving a basement suite its own keys, apart from the upstairs
Travel time to Aurora
Getting to Aurora takes us Bayview Avenue and Yonge Street, about 36 km north-east of our Torbram Road shop. We give you a realistic window rather than the shortest number.
Worth knowing first
- Say if the door swells in summer or shrinks in winter; it changes the fix.
- Keep a working spare somewhere safe, but not under the mat.
The Brampton shop
Our shop at Unit 12, 8550 Torbram Rd, Brampton, is open 7 AM to 11 PM, every day, and walk-ins are welcome. Call (289) 406-1500 to book.
What to expect in Aurora
- Distance: about 36 km north-east of the Torbram Road shop.
- Main routes: Bayview Avenue, Yonge Street and Highway 404.
- Nearby cities we also serve: Richmond Hill, Newmarket and East Gwillimbury.
Neighbourhood coverage
- Aurora Heights
- Aurora Highlands
- Bloomington
- St. Andrew's
- Aurora Village
Residential Locksmith questions for Aurora
Is a keypad lock a good choice for my Aurora home?
For many households, yes. Codes can be given to family members and removed later, and there is no key to lose. Keep a physical backup key for power or battery problems.
What ID do you need for a house lockout?
Photo ID with your name, and something that ties you to the address, such as a bill or lease.
