Ceramic dish holding keys on a wooden table beside a leafy vase, with a black door, deadbolt and knob behind.

Hands clamping a key blank in a key-cutting machine on a wooden bench, with a car remote, screwdriver and wire brush nearby.

Technician in a brown cap using a yellow cordless drill at the lockset plate of a navy door beside gray-blue siding.

Locksmith · Richmond Hill

Change or Rekey Locks

New keys for the locks you have, or new locks where the hardware has worn out: rekeying, replacement, deadbolts, smart locks and older mortise hardware.

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The previous owners left a coffee tin of keys on the counter, some labelled, most not.Lock Rekeying
You moved in three weeks ago.Deadbolt Installation
The brass handleset has gone blotchy and green where the winter salt reaches it, and the coating on the deadbolt is…Lock Replacement & Upgrade
The brass knob on the front door of your century home turns, but nothing happens on the other side.Vintage Mortise Lock Service
The kids get home before you do and the spare key has been lost twice this school year.Smart Lock Installation
The padlock on the side gate has gone stiff every winter for three years running, and this year the key simply will not…Gate & Building Entry Locks

Change or rekey

Change or Rekey Locks

A knob lock alone is a latch, not a lock. Adding a proper deadbolt is the single most useful upgrade on most houses, and the residential pages explain how we choose one, install it into the door and frame, and match it to your existing keys.