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What's happening right now?

Locked out

Safely, right now

  1. Stay somewhere warm and safe while you wait, such as a neighbour's or your car.
  2. Don't break a window or pry the door. It adds damage without getting you in sooner.
  3. Have a photo ID with your address ready if you can.
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Key broke in the lock

Safely, right now

  1. Don't push the broken piece back in or try the lock again.
  2. Hold on to the half you have; it helps with a new key.
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Lock won't turn

Safely, right now

  1. Stop turning hard: a key that bends or snaps makes the job bigger.
  2. Don't spray oil or glue into it, and don't pour hot water on it in the cold.
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Lost keys

Safely, right now

  1. Keys lost together with your address? Assume someone could use them.
  2. Don't hide a spare key anywhere outside in the meantime, not even under the mat.
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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 West Brant, set up keys that only you can have copied, and finish so the door closes as smoothly as before.

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The fix, explained · West Brant

What is the door doing?

EmergencyHome Lockout ServiceThe key slides in and turns all the way round, but the bolt stays put.

The fix

Most lockouts end with the original lock still on the door and still working. That is the point of professional entry: picks, tension tools, decoders and latch tools are designed to operate the mechanism the way a key would, without cutting or prying anything.

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EmergencyBusiness Lockout ServiceThe manager who holds the only set of office keys is on a plane.

The fix

A business lockout service reopens commercial premises when the door is locked and nobody on site can open it. The locksmith begins by confirming that the person asking for entry has authority to act for the business, through identification and a document or a phone call that ties them to the premises.

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EmergencyBroken Key ExtractionOvernight the deadbolt froze, and this morning the key would only turn partway.

The fix

Keys break for a reason, and finding that reason is half the visit. A brass key wears thinnest at its deepest cut, and after years of turning it fatigues there until a cold morning or a stiff bolt finishes it.

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EmergencyBreak-In Damage Lock RepairThere is a hole where the cylinder used to be.

The fix

Break-in damage lock repair is the visit that turns a forced door back into a locked one. The locksmith first confirms you own, rent or manage the property, then looks at everything the attack touched: the lock, the bolt, the strike plate and wood behind it, the door edge, the hinges and any glass beside the door.

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EmergencySeized & Jammed Lock OpeningYou are inside, the deadbolt is thrown, and the thumb-turn will not budge.

The fix

Many jammed locks are not lock problems at all. Wood doors swell in humid weather and shrink in dry winter air, hinges loosen and let the door drop, and a strike plate that was fine in spring is a few millimetres out by autumn.

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EmergencyLost Keys — Same-Visit RekeyA roommate moved out on bad terms and says the key was left on the counter.

The fix

The first useful move after losing a key is to think about where it worked rather than where it went. A house key commonly opens more than the front door: the back door, a side entrance, the door from the garage into the house, a shed, a gate padlock, sometimes a storage room or a mailbox.

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Technician holding a three-button key fob at a workbench with a tablet, two spare fobs, a notebook and a pegboard behind. — West Brant
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Bring a locksmith to your door in West Brant

When you call from West Brant, a locksmith answers, not a dispatcher reading a script. He asks what the door is doing, tells you what the visit will likely involve, and arranges a time. The assessment and the price happen at the door, once he has seen the hardware. The same person who took the call is the one who does the work.

Brantford, Eagle Place, Fairview, Holmedale, Terrace Hill, Tranquility and Wyndham Hills

  • A look before a verdict. We inspect the door, frame and lock before suggesting anything. Diagnosing from the driveway is how people end up with parts they did not need.

  • Two or three real choices. Where there are sensible alternatives we explain them side by side, including the option of doing less than you expected.

  • The job finished properly. Tested, aligned, cleaned up and demonstrated. We do not consider a lock done until you have turned the key yourself.

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West Brant

Locksmith services · West Brant

Think of this as the workshop list for West Brant. Emergency lockouts and key extraction. Rekeying after a move or a staff change. Lock replacement and deadbolt installation. High-security cylinders and reinforced strikes. Commercial hardware, closers and master keys. Safe opening and service. Key cutting for house and car.

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Sound familiar?

West Brant

Technician in a cap fitting a black mortise lock case into the edge of a wooden door beside an old knob plate. — West Brant

1 / 9

The whole key ring went missing somewhere between the grocery store and the bus. You got back in with the spare, but a set of keys is out there, and you would sleep better knowing they open nothing.

Lock Rekeying

Steel door lever on an oval plate with a key in the lock, beside a row of metal bolts on the edge. — West Brant

2 / 9

The deadbolt is a stiff double-cylinder model that needs a key from both sides, and in the dark hallway finding it is a nuisance. You want a thumb-turn inside, a keypad outside, and a door that locks itself behind you.

Smart Lock Installation

Technician holding a yellow cordless drill with a thin bit beside the deadbolt and handle on a brown door. — West Brant

3 / 9

A safe sat in a late parent's basement for years, its combination known to nobody left in the family, and everyone would like to know what is actually inside it.

Safe Opening & Combination Change

Wooden door with a dark lever handle and empty round bore, beside a deadbolt, latch, screws and screwdriver on a case. — West Brant

4 / 9

A dinner service ends with a stack of bills and a handful of credit slips, and right now they sit in an unlocked cash box on a shelf until morning, because nobody has gotten around to anything sturdier.

Safe Installation & Servicing

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

5 / 9

The drawer behind the counter holds a tangle of keys with tape labels: front old, side, Dave. Some open things, some open nothing, and the hardware-store copies mean the true count drifted long ago past anything written down.

Commercial Rekeying

Technician examining a steel cylindrical lock part above a dark mat with a screwdriver, a key fob and loose parts. — West Brant

6 / 9

It is a January morning, minus twenty with the wind, and the key will not enter the door cylinder. Yesterday's slush ran into the keyhole and froze overnight. The door itself is glued to its rubber seal, and the fob has gone quiet in the cold.

Car Lockout Service

Person in a dark cap handing a brass key to a smiling person in the open doorway of a pale green door. — Home Lockout Service, West Brant

7 / 9

Two coworkers share one delivery van and one key between them, trading it at the start and end of every shift in a parking lot. A missed handoff leaves someone standing beside a locked van with nowhere else to be.

Spare Car Key Duplication

Two people holding lock components at an open glazed door, with a tool bag beside the entrance. — Business Lockout Service, West Brant

8 / 9

It is a cold morning and the fob has to be pressed twice, sometimes three times, before the doors respond, and one week later it stops answering entirely. The metal key still turns the lock by hand, but the dashboard security light stays lit through the whole drive.

Transponder Key Programming

Hands comparing detached lock cylinders beside loose keys on a workbench. — Broken Key Extraction, West Brant

9 / 9

The key slides in fine and turns without any resistance at all, and the dash lights flicker, but nothing catches. No click, no crank, just a key spinning loosely in a slot that used to grab hold of it properly.

Ignition Lock Repair

Brant, Ontario

West Brant information

Car Lockout Service, Safe Installation & Servicing, Spare Car Key Duplication, Ignition Lock Repair, Transponder Key Programming, Lock Rekeying, Safe Opening & Combination Change, Smart Lock Installation and Commercial Rekeying

Town
West Brant, Brant, Ontario
In business
17 years
Hours
Open 24/7 · nights, weekends and holidays, same fees
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What the census means at the door

63%

Older homes. About 63% of homes in Brantford were built in 1980 or earlier, according to the 2021 Census.

Where most homes were built decades ago, doors often still carry their original mortise locks and brass knobs. That hardware can usually be cleaned, re-sprung and kept in service, with a modern deadbolt added above it for strength without losing the look.

61%

Mostly houses. Single-detached houses make up about 61% of homes in Brantford (2021 Census).

Detached homes are exposed to weather on every side, so exterior locks see rain, salt and freezing air directly. Choosing hardware with a good finish and a cylinder that tolerates cold, then lubricating it properly, keeps every door turning through winter.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population

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Things people wonder about

Advice · (548) 900-9717

Should I rekey when I move into a new home?

It is the single most common reason to rekey, and a sensible one. A resale home has typically passed through owners, agents, inspectors, cleaners and trades, any of whom may have had a key cut. A newly built home has been opened by construction crews using a builder's key. Rekeying on move-in means the only working keys are yours, and the same visit can bring every exterior door onto a single key, retiring the assorted keys you inherited.

Do I need a hub or a bridge?

Only if the model you choose uses one to reach the internet. Some locks have Wi-Fi built into the interior unit and connect straight to your router. Others save battery by using Bluetooth at the door and a small plug-in bridge nearby to relay to the network. Locks designed for a home hub join whatever hub you already run. The locksmith checks signal strength at the door itself and recommends the arrangement that keeps the lock reliably connected.

The combination works but the handle won't turn. Is that still a safe opening job?

Yes, though the cause is different. A stuck handle usually points to a jammed bolt, corroded linkage, or a tripped relocker rather than a lock failure, and the locksmith traces the mechanism from the handle back to find where it is caught. The combination lock itself is tested separately once the bolt work moves freely again, to confirm it was never actually at fault.

What kind of floor can a safe be anchored to?

Solid concrete is the most straightforward surface, taking a masonry anchor bolt directly. A wood subfloor works too, provided the anchoring reaches into the floor joists beneath the surface layer rather than just the plywood or the flooring on top. Tile is the awkward case, since a bolt through it tends to crack the surrounding tiles, and an alternative anchoring point or a different spot in the room is usually the better route there.

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Bring a locksmith to your door in West Brant

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  • On-site assessment preferred
  • Same fees day, night or weekend
  • 17 years in business