Smart Lock Installation and Repair Services in the GTA

Over time, buildings frequently shift and settle. Wood tends to expand in humid conditions and contract in dry conditions. This causes the latch of the lock to get out of alignment with the matching strike plate, which has to be then adjusted. Integrum Locksmith can help you in solving this problem.  

No! A key that is handled roughly enough will possibly break off inside the lock. Your locks need to be re-keyed to the correct pin height to match the key you are trying to use if they become difficult to turn or snap or stick when you turn your key.

Your key or lock (or both) may be worn and require a code-cut key or the cylinder to be re-keyed to factory specifications. The lock may also be dry or seized and require lubrication.

It’s suggested to get a key if you need to jiggle your key because this means that the lock, the key, or both are worn out. You’ll probably have to re-key your cylinder to factory standards if this doesn’t work.

Yes. We can rekey the locks to be “keyed alike” if you already have a key that fits all of your locks. If the key won’t slide into a lock (or locks), those will need to be replaced according to the key brand in question.

No. Instead of going through the additional expense of replacement, we can rekey your locks simply by changing the pins/ combination to a new code.

A master key is a backup key that can unlock a selection of locks, or perhaps all the locks in a master system. Many people have confusion while using “keyed alike” locks, which allow for all the locks with a single key.

Changing the tumblers and pins to match the profile of new keys and rekeying changes the combination of the lock. Master keying is the process of rekeying locks so that a master key system can be used to open a lock with numerous keys.

Who is allowed to duplicate keys can be restricted by a restricted key system. Duplicates and/or updates to the present system we have on file may only be done by the authorized account holder.

A locksmith can usually cut a key “by code.” This is possible for several things such as: filing cabinets, padlocks, vehicles, etc. Security experts always request ownership documentation before cutting a key via code in order to safeguard security.