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Black door with a card-reader lock panel above a lever handle, beside a tray of tools and a parts box. — Applewood Heights

MarklandWoods Locksmith Co.

Locks Keys Safes

Locksmith in Applewood HeightsSerious locks
for Applewood Heights homes

A good cylinder shrugs off picking and bumping; a deep strike plate with long screws stops a shoulder. Together they turn an ordinary front door into one that holds. We fit high-security hardware to houses across Applewood Heights, set up keys that only you can have copied, and finish so the door closes as smoothly as before. Nearby, we also work in Dixie.

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Town
Applewood Heights, Peel
In business
26 years
Hours
Open 24/7
Nights, weekends and holidays, same fees
Visits
On-site assessment preferred. Request a visit or call.

2021 census: what it means at the door

Every square is one home in a hundred.

  • 38 in 100 homes · mixed ages
  • About 38% of homes in Mississauga were built in 1980 or earlier, according to the 2021 Census.Where homes of different generations sit together, additions and renovations are common. A house may have an original front door and a much newer side entry, and bringing both onto the same key and the same standard is a regular job.
  • Single-detached houses make up about 37% of homes in Mississauga (2021 Census).Townhouses share walls but usually have their own front door and often a back door or garage. Keying both alike, and checking the strike on the less-used door, is the everyday work in a neighbourhood of attached homes.

Source: Statistics Canada, Census Profile

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Locksmith services · Applewood Heights

Every lock service we provide in Applewood Heights starts with the same first step, which is looking at the door properly before deciding anything. The individual pages below explain what that look involves for each job, how the work is carried out, and what to expect from the hardware afterwards.

Applewood Heights

Every lock service we provide in Applewood Heights starts with the same first step, which is looking at the door properly before deciding anything. The individual pages below explain what that look involves for each job, how the work is carried out, and what to expect from the hardware afterwards.

Job sheet1 of 4

Seized & Jammed Lock Opening

Steel door lever on an oval plate with a key in the lock, beside a row of metal bolts on the edge. — Applewood Heights
The call
It is the coldest morning of the winter and the key goes halfway into the side door and stops. There is frost on the face of the cylinder, and the door on the shaded side of the house has done this before.
First step
What is inside the keyway

ServiceSeized & Jammed Lock Opening

Job sheet2 of 4

Lost Keys — Same-Visit Rekey

Two people exchanging a key at an open front door, with a disassembled lock cylinder and small parts arranged on a cloth nearby. — Lost Keys — Same-Visit Rekey, Applewood Heights
The call
The keys fell out of a gym bag somewhere between the arena and the parking lot. The ring has a tag from the building with the unit number on it.
First step
What was on the ring

ServiceLost Keys — Same-Visit Rekey

Job sheet3 of 4

Lock Replacement & Upgrade

Detached satin-nickel lever hardware, tubular latch and strike plate on a wooden workbench. — Lock Replacement & Upgrade, Applewood Heights
The call
The lever on the side door droops toward the floor and rattles in your hand. The latch no longer springs back on its own, so the door drifts open behind you unless you pull it shut and check it twice.
First step
Who is asking for the change

ServiceLock Replacement & Upgrade

Job sheet4 of 4

High Security Locks

Technician in a cap fitting a black mortise lock case into the edge of a wooden door beside an old knob plate. — Applewood Heights
The call
The pharmacy stockroom, the server closet or the cash office is protected by the same ordinary cylinder as the staff washroom. One lost key on a lanyard would open all of them.
First step
The fit of new hardware to old doors

ServiceHigh Security Locks

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High Security Locks

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ScaleNot to scale

If a break-in nearby, a move, a lost key or a departed employee has made you look twice at your door, this is the group to read. We explain ratings, bumping, drilling and reinforcement without drama, and help you choose where to spend.

  1. Layer 1The key

    High Security Locks

    You have lost count of how many people have had a key to your house over the years: cleaners, a contractor, a former partner, the previous owner's family. The lock still works, but you no longer know who else it works for.

  2. Layer 2The cylinder

    Lock Replacement & Upgrade

    Every morning the front door key needs the same little dance: push in, lift, wiggle, turn. It has been getting worse for a year, and this week it took three tries in the cold before the deadbolt finally gave.

  3. Layer 3The bolt and strike

    Deadbolt Installation

    Someone tried the door last winter. The frame took it, but the strike plate is bent, one screw hole is stripped, and the bolt sits in the pocket at a slight angle.

  4. Layer 4The door and frame

    Break-In Damage Lock Repair

    You came home to find the front door standing open. The deadbolt is still thrown, but the strike plate is dangling from one screw and a fist-sized piece of the jamb is lying on the hall floor.

High Security Locks. You have lost count of how many people have had a key to your house over the years: cleaners, a contractor, a former partner, the previous owner's family.

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Frequently asked questions

The lever on our shop door goes down but the latch does not pull back. Is that a lock problem?

It usually points to the mortise case rather than the cylinder, and it is a common complaint on commercial doors. Inside the case a return spring, a worn hub, or another part of the latch's drive path can have failed, so the lever moves without driving the latch. The locksmith gets the door open, draws the case out of the door edge, replaces the worn part, cleans and greases the contact points and refits everything, then tests lever, key and thumb-turn together.

Can a rekey be done in winter, and will the locks freeze afterwards?

Winter is a normal time for this work. Cylinders come off the door and are pinned in the van, out of the wind, and go back on with a dry graphite or PTFE lubricant that sheds moisture rather than holding it the way oil does. A cleaned, dry-lubricated cylinder is less likely to freeze than the gritty one it replaced. Keeping a storm door closed over the main lock helps through freeze-thaw weeks.

Can a lever replace a knob on the same door?

Yes, and it is a common change for anyone who finds a knob hard to grip. Levers use the same bore and backset as knobs, so the swap is usually a direct fit. Levers are handed, so the locksmith checks which way the door swings and chooses or adjusts the lever accordingly. A keyed entry lever pairs well with a deadbolt above it, and interior passage and privacy levers complete the set.

What does key control mean in practice?

It means your key can only be copied through the locksmith who manages your system, after checking that the person asking is on your list of authorised names. Blanks for the keyway are not sold to hardware stores or kiosks while the patent lasts. Each key is numbered and recorded, so you know how many exist. For a home that ends the worry about old copies; for a business it turns a lost staff key into a known, manageable event.

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