Residential Locksmith in Pickering: the short version
Homeowners, tenants and landlords in Pickering phone the Brampton shop for locks that stick, doors that will not latch and rekeys after a sale or a tenancy.
Bay Ridges, Liverpool and Seaton
Pickering has lakeside homes at Frenchman’s Bay, family houses in Liverpool and Dunbarton, condos around Bay Ridges and new builds in Seaton. New builds often have builder keys still in circulation, so a rekey soon after closing is worthwhile. Lakeside houses take wind and salt spray, which is hard on exposed hardware. We fit better deadbolts, reinforced strike plates and keypads, and we test each lock before leaving. Visits from Brampton are booked ahead.
What people ask us for at home
- Giving a basement suite its own keys, apart from the upstairs
- Rekeying a rental between tenants
- Window and patio-door locks that no longer catch
Homes we work on in Pickering
Calls come from Rouge Park, Bay Ridges, Frenchman’s Bay and beyond. Frenchman’s Bay and Liverpool houses are family homes, and Seaton is mostly newer builds.
Before you call
- Tell us how many people need their own keys or codes.
- Mention a security system if the door contact sits near the frame.
Travel time to Pickering
We reach Pickering from our Torbram Road shop, around 51 km east as the crow flies. Traffic on Kingston Road decides the real time, so we quote it honestly.
Where our crews work in Pickering
Around Brock Road, Frenchman’s Bay and Rouge Park, our crews are a familiar sight.
Talk to us
Call (289) 406-1500, or visit Unit 12, 8550 Torbram Rd in Brampton, open 7 AM to 11 PM, every day. Bring ID if you are asking for work on a lock.
What to expect in Pickering
- Distance: about 51 km east of the Torbram Road shop.
- Main routes: Kingston Road, Brock Road and Highway 401.
- Nearby cities we also serve: Markham, Ajax and Whitby.
Neighbourhood coverage
- Rouge Park
- Bay Ridges
- Frenchman's Bay
- Liverpool
- Dunbarton
- Seaton
Residential Locksmith questions for Pickering
Should I rekey a new Seaton home?
Yes. Builder and trade keys may still work in your locks. Rekeying the exterior doors makes every earlier key useless, and you keep the hardware you already have.
Is it worth rekeying after buying a house in Pickering?
Yes. You cannot know who has copies of the old keys, so rekeying is a sensible first step.
