Commercial Lock Brands We Service | Toronto Top Locksmith

Commercial Lock Brands We Service in Toronto and the GTA

Commercial door hardware is a different trade from house locks. A retail entrance, an office suite or a fire exit runs on exit devices, closers, electric strikes and mortise locks, and the brands behind them are names most homeowners never see. Toronto Top Locksmith services all of the ones below across Toronto and the GTA. Call (647) 479-7764 with the brand stamped on the lock face or the closer body and we'll tell you whether it is a repair, a part swap or a replacement.

Brands We Work With

AMSECSafes and safe locks, including electronic and mechanical dials.
Alarm LockTrilogy standalone keypad and access-control locks.
AugustRetrofit smart locks that fit over an existing deadbolt thumbturn.
Best AccessInterchangeable core systems used across schools, hospitals and large sites.
CombiCamCombination cam locks for cabinets, lockers and display cases.
Command AccessElectrified retrofit kits for existing exit devices and mortise locks.
CompXCabinet, drawer and furniture locks, including National and Chicago cylinders.
Corbin RusswinHeavy commercial mortise locks, cylindrical locks and exit hardware.
DefiantBudget residential deadbolts and knobsets sold through big-box retail.
DetexExit alarms and delayed-egress hardware on fire and emergency doors.
DexterCommercial-grade knobs and levers, common on schools and light commercial doors.
Don-JoWrap plates, strikes, latch guards and door reinforcement.
DorexCanadian-made commercial locksets, exit devices and closers.
DormakabaDoor closers, access control and entrance systems.
EmtekDecorative residential handlesets and interior hardware.
EntrematicAutomatic door operators and closers.
FalconMid-grade commercial locksets and exit devices.
Folger AdamDetention and high-abuse electric strikes and locking devices.
GMSReplacement cylinders, mortise cylinders and rim cylinders.
GatehouseRetail-brand residential deadbolts and knobsets.
Glynn-JohnsonOverhead door stops, holders and push-pull latches.
HES and SecuritronElectric strikes and magnetic locks for access-controlled doors.
IlcoKey blanks, key machines and replacement cylinders across many keyways.
KeedexWeldable boxes, filler plates and installation hardware for commercial doors.
LCNDoor closers, from surface closers to concealed and automatic operators.
LSDACommercial locksets, exit devices and cylinders.
Major ManufacturingInstallation jigs and templates used for cutting door and frame prep.
NortonDoor closers and low-energy automatic operators.
RiopelCanadian commercial hardware, common on Quebec and Ontario institutional doors.
SargentInstitutional-grade mortise locks, exit devices and door closers.
StartecCommercial locksets and door hardware.
Von DuprinPanic bars and exit devices, the standard on most Canadian fire exits.

What We Do With Commercial Hardware

  • Exit devices and panic bars. Rebuilding, aligning and replacing Von Duprin, Falcon, Sargent, Detex and LSDA devices so a fire exit opens the way it is supposed to.
  • Door closers. Adjusting and replacing LCN, Norton, Dormakaba and Dorex closers, including doors that slam or that no longer latch at all.
  • Electric strikes and mag locks. HES, Securitron, Folger Adam and Command Access retrofits on doors that need to work with an access-control system.
  • Mortise and cylindrical locks. Corbin Russwin, Sargent, Best Access, Dexter, Falcon and Startec locksets, repaired or swapped without recutting the door.
  • Master key systems. Built on interchangeable core or standard cylinders so one key opens what it should and nothing else, with keys added and removed as staff change.
  • Cabinet, locker and furniture locks. CompX, CombiCam and GMS cylinders for cabinets, lockers and display cases.
  • Safes. AMSEC and similar units opened, serviced and recombinated.
  • Door reinforcement. Don-Jo wrap plates, latch guards and strikes on doors that have been forced or are showing wear.

Working Around Your Hours

Most commercial jobs can be booked outside trading hours so a door is never out of service while customers or staff are trying to use it. Tell us when the premises are quiet and we'll work to that. If a door has failed and cannot be secured, that is an emergency call and it gets treated as one.

Not Sure What You Have?

Look at the face of the lock, the edge of the door, or the body of the closer above the frame. The brand is almost always stamped there. Send a photo to the number below and we'll identify it before we come out, which usually means the right part arrives with the technician the first time.

Call (647) 479-7764. Related: commercial locksmith work, master key systems, high-security locks, and all the brands we service.