Rule of the job1 of 3
Talking through how you live
Who comes and goes, whether you want codes or phone access, how the door is used in winter. The answers shape which lock suits you and how it should be set up.
The small details that keep a door secure.
Elizabeth Gardens Locksmith Pros
For businesses that want more than a key, we keep access hardware simple. Keypads, card readers and electronic strikes each solve a particular problem, and we start by asking which problem you have. Staff turnover points toward codes that can be changed without a locksmith visit. Deliveries at odd hours point toward a controlled door with a record of who came through. We fit what fits, explain how to manage it yourself, and stay reachable when you want to change something. Mechanical locks still matter in these systems, and we make sure the two work together rather than leaving you with a clever reader on a door that does not close properly.
Nearby Dynes, Elizabeth Gardens, Longmoor, Orchard, Port Nelson, Roseland and Strathcona Gardens
Shop rules
The small details that keep a door secure.
- Identity checked, politely. For openings and key work we confirm you have the right to be there. We explain why we ask, and we ask everyone.
- Work you can watch. There is nothing hidden about what we do. Stand beside us, ask questions, and we will show you what the lock looks like inside.
- Clean hands, clean floor. We put down a mat where there is drilling, wipe the hardware down and leave the area as we found it, only with a working lock.
- Open 24/7, same fees any hour. Call to discuss your business's keys.
32 years in business · Call us about stronger locks: (289) 816-2265
On every job
Rule of the job2 of 3
Fitting it to the door
We check the door alignment before mounting anything, because a smart lock needs a door that closes freely. Then we install, wire or pair it and set the first codes with you.
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Showing you the controls
We walk through adding and removing codes, changing batteries and what to do if the electronics ever sulk. You leave able to manage it yourself.
Five scenes · open 24/7
How a visit goes
Heritage hardware asks for a different pace. Screws are slotted and soft, castings are irreplaceable, and the finish on a brass escutcheon took a century to arrive at.
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.
Step 2 of 5
On our way
Who comes and goes, whether you want codes or phone access, how the door is used in winter. The answers shape which lock suits you and how it should be set up.
Step 3 of 5
Identity checked, politely
For openings and key work we confirm you have the right to be there. We explain why we ask, and we ask everyone.
Step 4 of 5
Work you can watch
There is nothing hidden about what we do. Stand beside us, ask questions, and we will show you what the lock looks like inside.
Step 5 of 5
Clean hands, clean floor
We put down a mat where there is drilling, wipe the hardware down and leave the area as we found it, only with a working lock.