Frequently Asked Questions

Residential Locksmith FAQs:

Should I force my wood door shut?

Various elements can cause wood doors to warp and change shape. This can affect the way your door closes and locks. If you notice that the door does not lock without force, it's best to call a skilled locksmith rather than force the door and possibly cause additional damage.
Do you replace entry door locks?

Yes, our team of locksmiths is experienced in replacing various locks including residential door locks.
If a key won't turn, should I force it?

If you insert a key in a lock and it does not turn, you might instinctively try to force it. This can result in the key breaking off or other lock damage. Instead of forcing the key, call a professional locksmith to fix or replace the faulty lock.

When do I need a certified locksmith?

When any door lock is broken, when a key gets stuck, or if you lose a key, it is best to have a professional locksmith take care of the problem. Not only will the work be performed with the utmost professionalism, but you can also rest assured that it will be completed quickly.
Why do I need an experienced and qualified locksmith?

An unlicensed locksmith will not have adequate training or qualifications to get the job done promptly or professionally. A licensed locksmith also ensures your safety by making security a top priority.
Are your locksmith services available after hours?

Yes, our team is available 24/7, and we are always ready to help.

Do you offer same day mailbox lock replacement?

Yes, we are available for same day service anywhere in Mississauga for your convenience.
How soon can I get my mailbox lock replaced?

Our team is available 24/7, and we are able to arrive anywhere in Mississauga within 20 minutes.
Will my privacy will be protected?

We understand the importance of your privacy. When you use our reputable services, you can rest assured that your privacy will be protected.

How soon will I have my car opened?

Our team will arrive within 20 minutes anywhere in Mississauga. We always work quickly so that you can get on with your day.
Should I use WD-40 on car door locks?

WD-40 is a popular choice when it comes to lubricants. Unfortunately, it's not the best option for car locks because it becomes sticky over time. A better lubricant is on with a silicon or Teflon base.
Should I force a key that won't turn?

While a gentle wiggle left and right could help loosen a door lock, excessive force can cause the key to break. If your lock gives you trouble, call a professional to solve the problem promptly.