Door Reinforcement & Strike Plates in Brampton, Vaughan, Caledon and Etobicoke

Steel strike plates, longer screws and frame reinforcement so a door resists being kicked in. Call (289) 406-1500.

Call (289) 406-1500
Door Reinforcement & Strike Plates by Apna Locksmith

Service Highlights

  • Suits houses, townhouses and ground-floor units
  • Covers steel strike plates, three-inch screws, jamb reinforcement kits and door armour
  • Price range given before work starts
  • Non-damaging methods first where they apply
  • Open 7 AM to 11 PM, every day

Steel strike plates, longer screws and frame reinforcement so a door resists being kicked in.

When people call us about door reinforcement & strike plates

  • The frame splinters when the door is shut hard.
  • You recently had a break-in attempt.
  • The strike plate is loose in soft wood.

Houses in this part of the GTA fail in predictable ways: builders’ keys that are still in circulation, deadbolts loosened by years of slamming, and side doors that get less care than the front. We look at the whole set of doors, not just the one you called about.

How the visit goes

  1. We inspect the frame, strike, hinges and deadbolt bolt throw.
  2. We recommend reinforcement based on what the frame can take.
  3. We fit jamb or door-edge armour where needed.

What changes the price

  • Number of doors.
  • Type of reinforcement.
  • Frame condition.
  • Whether new paint or trim is needed.

We give a price range on the phone and confirm it before work starts. If what we find on site changes the job, we stop and explain first.

Where you can find us

Apna Locksmith works from Unit 12, 8550 Torbram Rd in Brampton, open 7 AM to 11 PM, every day, and you are welcome to visit as a walk-in for keys, hardware and quotes. Our technicians travel across the GTA, and we list Brampton, Vaughan, Caledon, Etobicoke and Halton Hills first because they are closest. Related help: house lockout, rekeying and deadbolt installation. Call (289) 406-1500 to talk it through.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will reinforcement stop every break-in?+

No lock or frame is unbreakable, but reinforcement removes the easy kick-in and makes the attempt slow and noisy.

Do I need a new door?+

Not always. If the door is solid and the frame is the weak part, reinforcing the frame is cheaper and effective.