Retail Store Locksmith in Brampton, Vaughan, Caledon and Etobicoke

Locks for shops and plazas: storefront doors, back doors, display cases, tills and rolling shutters. Call (289) 406-1500.

Call (289) 406-1500
Retail Store Locksmith by Apna Locksmith

Service Highlights

  • Suits shops in plazas, restaurants and boutiques
  • Covers storefront deadlocks, pivot hinges, display case locks and roll-down shutters
  • Price range given before work starts
  • Non-damaging methods first where they apply
  • Open 7 AM to 11 PM, every day

Locks for shops and plazas: storefront doors, back doors, display cases, tills and rolling shutters.

When people call us about retail store locksmith

  • The front door sticks in cold weather.
  • A display case key is lost.
  • The back door has been forced.

Business doors are used all day, so the hardware wears in ways a house lock never does. We plan visits around opening hours where we can, and we keep a record of which keys and doors we changed so the next visit starts from facts.

How the visit goes

  1. We visit or talk you through the door and lock type.
  2. We agree timing so trading is not disrupted.
  3. We rekey after staff or tenant changes.

What changes the price

  • Door type: glass, aluminum or steel.
  • Lock type.
  • Number of doors.
  • Emergency versus scheduled work.

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: commercial locksmith service, master key systems and access control. Call (289) 406-1500 to talk it through.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you work after we close?+

We can often work outside trading hours by arrangement so your doors are ready when you open.

Can you rekey when a new tenant takes over?+

Yes. It is standard practice when a lease starts so the previous keys are useless.