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24/7 emergency help · Residential and commercial
Immediate emergency dispatch across Toronto and the GTA. We assess the door, frame and locking hardware, secure the opening and explain the repair options.
4.9 out of 5 on Google · 180 reviews. Rating snapshot as of 2026-09-27.
Michelle Blaha
“Would recommend this company! Very responsive, good communication and quick to service. Knowledgeable and affordable too. Our sliding door wouldn’t lock/ there was a gap. They came out and repaired it in one visit so it’s back to brand new - back on the track and locks again.”
Emily Home
“Replaced my very old and annoying mortise lock set quickly and professionally. Work was done within the estimate pricing, and the technician was nice. The messed up paint in the photo is not the result of the work - just the result of a bad painter years ago.”
Billy Bob
“Great company … excellent work repairing my door . The problem with the door was an interior bolt so a picture wouldn’t show anything .. but it was not an easy fix … all was done in a timely and skilled fashion! My building is located in Scarborough. The door was a commercial fire exit door. Repair wait time 1–2 hr”
Richie Rich
“I had a great experience with Ben for an emergency repair service, he was super efficient and helpful with the work. Did a great job with fixing the alignment of my balcony door.”
Owen Carroll
“Responded quickly to my door problem and provided options for repair, which was done immediately. Would recommend this company.”
Original on-site photograph of an entry-door deadbolt and handle.
Customer photo reviews
A sliding door that would not lock, a replacement mortise lock and a commercial exit-door repair lead this collection, followed by related door work and more genuine reviews.
180 customer ratings
Michelle Blaha
Originally posted on Google“Would recommend this company! Very responsive, good communication and quick to service. Knowledgeable and affordable too. Our sliding door wouldn’t lock/ there was a gap. They came out and repaired it in one visit so it’s back to brand new - back on the track and locks again.”
Emily Home
Originally posted on Google“Replaced my very old and annoying mortise lock set quickly and professionally. Work was done within the estimate pricing, and the technician was nice. The messed up paint in the photo is not the result of the work - just the result of a bad painter years ago.”
Billy Bob
Originally posted on Google“Great company … excellent work repairing my door . The problem with the door was an interior bolt so a picture wouldn’t show anything .. but it was not an easy fix … all was done in a timely and skilled fashion! My building is located in Scarborough. The door was a commercial fire exit door. Repair wait time 1–2 hr”
Richie Rich
Originally posted on Google“I had a great experience with Ben for an emergency repair service, he was super efficient and helpful with the work. Did a great job with fixing the alignment of my balcony door.”
Owen Carroll
Originally posted on Google“Responded quickly to my door problem and provided options for repair, which was done immediately. Would recommend this company.”
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On site
We inspect the door, frame, alignment and locking system together. A similar symptom can have several causes, so we check the mechanism before recommending adjustment, repair or replacement.
We check hinges, pivots and fixings for wear or movement and assess the frame supporting them. Suitable adjustment or replacement depends on the door's construction and hardware requirements.
Where alignment is right and the door still will not lock, the strike is repositioned or the mortise deepened so the bolt lands cleanly with no lifting or leaning. Worn latches and seized cylinders are replaced. On a steel door we test the lock body separately, because a dragging cylinder mimics a misaligned door.
Forced-entry damage needs an assessment of the frame, door and surrounding support. We explain whether a local repair or reinforcement is suitable, or whether damaged components need replacement.
If permanent work needs parts or another visit, we assess suitable temporary hardware or securing. We explain the condition of the entrance, any remaining restrictions and the follow-up plan.
Before and after · Original job photographs
A boarded commercial opening followed by its replacement glass door. These original photographs show the same entrance, not a lock or alignment repair.
After
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Commercial · Glass entrances
From a boarded door opening to a new glass door, with the surrounding entrance glazing retained.
Original job photographs
Real work · In motion
Real clips of a door jamb being trimmed around the strike-plate recess and an entrance frame being prepared. These show related on-site work, not a complete lock repair.
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A close-up of a timber door jamb being carefully trimmed around the strike-plate recess.
Door frame repairs →Damaged material being removed around the base of an entrance-door frame as part of the on-site work.
Door and frame repair →How it works
Call or send the details. Photos are helpful, but optional.
We assess the job on site. You approve the price before paid work starts.
We secure unsafe openings and arrange the agreed repair or installation.
An itemised invoice and a one-year warranty on labour and materials.
Thousands of jobs completed. Residential and commercial expertise. Insured, WSIB covered and ready to help 24/7.
Insurance claims
We guide you through the claim and reimbursement process after a break-in or property damage, at no extra charge.
Coverage and reimbursement depend on your policy and your insurer's approval.
How we help with your claimService areas
Residential and commercial service across Toronto, Peel, York, Durham and Halton, plus Hamilton, Barrie and nearby communities.
FAQ
Changes in temperature or humidity can affect clearances, but hardware wear or frame movement may also contribute. We inspect the door and locking system to identify the cause instead of assuming a seasonal adjustment will solve it.
Some multipoint locks are designed to engage when the handle is lifted. If operation has changed, takes unusual force or requires lifting the door itself, stop forcing it and arrange an assessment. The correct action depends on the specific lock and door.
Movement alone cannot confirm that the door is securely locked. The bolt, strike, frame and door all need checking. If you are unsure whether the property is secure, call us rather than relying on the position of the handle or thumbturn.
We plan work around business hours where possible and explain any access restrictions before starting. Whether the entrance can remain in use depends on the damage, available parts and safe exit arrangements. Emergency dispatch is available 24/7.
The symptoms can be related, but they do not always have the same cause. We check the hinges, frame, door leaf and locking or closing hardware together before recommending the repair.
Not necessarily. We assess the door leaf, frame, support and hardware to determine whether a repair is suitable. If replacement is needed, we explain why and confirm the options and price before paid work begins.
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