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NorthPark Locksmith Co.Open 24/7 (289) 536-9733
Hands using a yellow-handled screwdriver at a steel deadbolt plate on a dark door, with a steel knob below.
The neighbourhood locksmith, on your side.

NorthPark Locksmith Co.

Locks Keys Safes

Locksmith in Toronto, OntarioKeys nobody copies
behind your back.

A patented keyway means the blank is not sold at any counter and every extra key needs an authorised name. We register the system to you, number each key and keep the record honest.

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Same fees day or night · Toronto

Locksmith services

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NORTH PARK LOCKSMITH CO. · OPEN 24/7 · TORONTO · 24YEARS IN BUSINESS

Meet the locksmiths

The right answer for a shop with six staff is different from the right answer for a family of four, and we try not to carry one into the other. Homes generally want fewer keys and simpler routines; businesses want control and a record. We ask about the building, the people and the habits before naming a product, and we are comfortable saying that what you have already is enough.

Nearby Downsview and North Park

Shop rules

The neighbourhood locksmith, on your side.

  1. No surprises on the doorstep. What we described on the phone is what we plan to do. If the door tells us something different when we see it, we stop and talk before going further.
  2. Helping you choose well. Hardware ranges from basic to heavy-duty and simple to electronic. We explain the differences that actually matter for your door and leave the choice with you.
  3. Neat work, neatly finished. Holes drilled cleanly, hardware aligned, nothing crooked or forced. A lock should look like it belongs on the door, and we take the time to make sure it does.
  4. Open 24/7, same fees any hour. Call and tell us about the door.

24 years in business · Let's sort out your door: (289) 536-9733

Home lockout service

Our services at a glance

Our work covers doors and the things that secure them: locks, keys, cylinders, safes, keypads and the electronic hardware that has quietly replaced keys in many buildings. The groups below help you find the right page, and the phone number helps when reading is not the mood.

Dark-framed glass entrance doors with long silver-colored vertical pull handles and a round keyhole. — Business Lockout Service, Toronto

Lockout Services

A door that refuses to open is one problem; a door that refuses to close is another, and often the more…

Close view of a satin-nickel deadbolt thumbturn and edge faceplate on a painted timber door. — Deadbolt Installation, Toronto

Change or Rekey Locks

The back door is often the weakest one on the house, with a hollow slab, a short bolt and a strike held by…

Small things.
Big difference.

The key you reach for. The door you come home to. Good locksmith work begins with understanding how you use them.

Job sheet1 of 3

Business Lockout Service

Steel lever handle lockset with two strike plates, loose screws, a screwdriver and an open box on a wooden bench.
The call
The key went in stiffly, turned a quarter of the way, and came out in two pieces. Half of it is still inside the cylinder of the aluminium storefront door, and the deadbolt is hooked firmly into the frame.
First step
The building around the unit

ServiceBusiness Lockout Service

Job sheet2 of 3

Deadbolt Installation

Technician in a green jacket pointing a pen at an open notebook while a seated person listens at a wooden table.
The call
The back door has a deadbolt in name only: a short bolt, a thin brass strike held by two little screws, and a jamb you can flex with your palm. It was fine for a builder's showing.
First step
Exit, fire and who lives here

ServiceDeadbolt Installation

Job sheet3 of 3

Lock Replacement & Upgrade

Detached satin-nickel lever hardware, tubular latch and strike plate on a wooden workbench. — Lock Replacement & Upgrade, Toronto
The call
The brass handleset has gone blotchy and green where the winter salt reaches it, and the coating on the deadbolt is lifting in flakes. It still locks, but it looks tired beside the fresh paint on the door.
First step
How the old lock behaves in use

ServiceLock Replacement & Upgrade

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High Security Locks

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ScaleNot to scale

High security locks answer the question most people eventually ask about their door: who else has a key, and how hard would it be to get past it? Rated cylinders, heavy deadbolts, reinforced strikes and keys that cannot be copied without your say-so.

  1. Layer 1The key

    High Security Locks

    You jiggle the key a little and the old deadbolt opens even when the cut does not look quite right. If your worn key can do that, you wonder what a stranger with the right tools could do.

  2. Layer 2The cylinder

    Lock Replacement & Upgrade

    The brass handleset has gone blotchy and green where the winter salt reaches it, and the coating on the deadbolt is lifting in flakes. It still locks, but it looks tired beside the fresh paint on the door.

  3. Layer 3The bolt and strike

    Deadbolt Installation

    The front door has a handsome lever and a keyed knob, and that is all. Nothing above it.

  4. Layer 4The door and frame

    Break-In Damage Lock Repair

    There is a hole where the cylinder used to be. Somebody twisted it out of the deadbolt with a wrench, and now the empty bore looks straight through to the kitchen, with the bolt still stuck in the frame.

High Security Locks. You jiggle the key a little and the old deadbolt opens even when the cut does not look quite right.

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Three groups of keys on colored rings in an open metal key cabinet. — Master Key System Design, Toronto

Safes

Safe Opening & Combination Change

Mechanical and electronic safe locks call for genuinely different work. A mechanical dial is opened by manipulation or decoding, reading resistance through the spindle as the wheel pack lines up one wheel at a time.

Person kneeling beside an open black safe with a spirit level on top and loose bolts and a wrench on the concrete floor. — Safe Installation & Servicing, Toronto

Which fix fits?

Tap a situation. The answer opens here.

If The padlock on the back gate has rusted shut.

Then Replace it with a weather-rated padlock.

A shrouded shackle and a drainage-friendly body cope with rain and salt far better than an indoor lock left outside.

If The shed holds the bikes and the lock is a flimsy one.

Then A hasp and a proper padlock.

The hasp matters as much as the lock; fitted with carriage bolts it resists prying.

If The mailbox key is lost and the mail is piling up.

Then Replace the mailbox lock and cut new keys.

With proof the box is yours, the cam lock swaps out cleanly and you get two keys for it. Mailbox Lock Replacement

Five scenes · open 24/7

How a visit goes

The right answer for a shop with six staff is different from the right answer for a family of four, and we try not to carry one into the other. Homes generally want fewer keys and simpler routines; businesses want control and a record.

Illustration: a phone ringing on a dark shop counter, a photo of the front door arriving beside it
  1. Illustration: a phone ringing on a dark shop counter, a photo of the front door arriving beside it

    Step 1 of 5

    Call and describe the door

    Describe the property, the hardware and what has changed, and the visit starts from what you have seen.

  2. Illustration: a white work van with its headlights on, driving a lit street at night

    Step 2 of 5

    On our way

    We ask for something that ties you to the premises: a lease, business card, or a call to the owner. Opening a shop for the wrong person is not a risk we take.

  3. Illustration: the van in the driveway, the porch light on, a photo ID card and a utility bill beside the front door

    Step 3 of 5

    No surprises on the doorstep

    What we described on the phone is what we plan to do. If the door tells us something different when we see it, we stop and talk before going further.

  4. Illustration: three cards in front of the door, one option chosen and two faded

    Step 4 of 5

    Helping you choose well

    Hardware ranges from basic to heavy-duty and simple to electronic. We explain the differences that actually matter for your door and leave the choice with you.

  5. Illustration: a new key turned in the deadbolt, a check mark beside it and the porch light glowing

    Step 5 of 5

    Neat work, neatly finished

    Holes drilled cleanly, hardware aligned, nothing crooked or forced. A lock should look like it belongs on the door, and we take the time to make sure it does.

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2021 census: what it means at the door

Every square is one home in a hundred.

  • 58 in 100 homes · older homes
  • About 58% of homes in Toronto were built in 1980 or earlier, according to the 2021 Census.Established homes often have non-standard bores and backsets from an earlier generation of hardware. A locksmith working in such an area carries adapter plates and cylinders in the older sizes, so an upgrade fits the existing door instead of forcing a new one.
  • Single-detached houses make up about 23% of homes in Toronto (2021 Census).Where most people live in townhouses, apartments or condos, doors come in two kinds: the suite door you control and the shared entrances the building manages. A locksmith works on your door freely and coordinates with management on the rest.

Source: Statistics Canada, Census Profile

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Let's clear a few things up

Will opening the door damage my lock?

In most residential lockouts the lock is untouched. Picking, decoding and latch tools operate the mechanism the same way your key does, so there is nothing to repair afterwards. A drill only appears when a cylinder is seized, plugged by a snapped key or engineered against picking, and you hear about that before it starts. Should it come to that, replacement hardware goes on before the locksmith leaves so you lock up normally that evening.

My lock is a high-security model. Can it still be opened?

Yes. High-security cylinders with security pins, sidebars or restricted keyways are designed to slow an intruder, and they do slow a locksmith too, but they open with the right technique, a decoder made for that keyway, or as a last resort a precise drill through the cylinder followed by a like-for-like replacement. Bring any key card or code card that came with the lock, since restricted keys are cut from those records rather than copied.

What happens if my identification is not convincing enough on the spot?

The work pauses rather than proceeds, and the locksmith helps you find another route: a neighbour or building manager who can confirm you live there, a document on your phone, a family member who can bring paperwork, or completing the check inside after entry when the documents are behind the door. Verification protects you as much as anyone, because the same standard applies to whoever might one day claim to live at your address.

What proof do I need to show before locks are changed?

The locksmith confirms that the person ordering the work is entitled to change the locks: the owner, a tenant with the landlord's agreement, or a property or facilities manager for a business. Photo identification and something linking you to the address usually settle it, and for a company a letter or a call to the named contact does the same. It protects you as much as anyone, since the same check stops someone else from changing your locks.

On-site assessment

Request a visit.

Call and tell us about the door.

(289) 536-9733, open 24/7.