Locksmiths in Downtown, Toronto, ON
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387 DUNDAS STREET EAST, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2A6
(416) 868-1005
Portes, locksmiths, Lockmiths, Serrures & serruriers, hardware stores, Maison et Jardinage, Locks, keymakers 
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881 Queen St W #1, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M6J 1G3
(647) 931-6826
Safekey Locksmith is a full service locksmith company serving the Greater Toronto, Scarborough and the Toronto beaches area from high security locks to all installation and lockouts of door locks. Call today (647) 931-6826. 
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47 queen st w, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M7A 0A7
6478397776
When you book a call out with Locksmith Services in Toronto you will speak directly to a 24 hour Toronto locksmith who will give you an accurate indication of how long it will take to arrive. If our technician is on a job he will tell you where he is and how long he expects to finish, and if it's too long we will recommend someone else that services the Greater Toronto Area. If a lock does not pick within 10 minutes we then move on to impressioning of your lock. There is an extra charge incurred for the labour but it is an effective way to gain entry should picking be ineffective. It involves cutting a key to the lock by inserting a key blank, a process that generally takes between 5 and 15 minutes. A good Mississauga locksmith should always resort to impressioning your lock before using destructive entry. Before you book a 24 hour locksmith Mississauga ask them if they will attempt to impression the lock before using destructive entry. If both of the abovementioned methods are unsuccessful then we will destroy the cylinder and replace it with a new one. This does not damage the door, and there is an additional charge incurred for parts. It's not all that often that we resort to destructive entry, however some locks have built in security measures to make them pick resistant or have combinations that make them difficult to pick.