Trusted Commercial Locksmiths in Saskatoon & Regina

Yes. A scheduled visit covers closers, exit devices, hinges, seals, locks and automatic operators on every opening, with a written report of what was adjusted and what should be budgeted. It is the cheapest way to avoid emergency calls.

In general the building owner or property manager is responsible for the building's exterior doors, common areas and the condition of suite doors, while the lease sets out who pays for lock changes and lost keys inside a suite. We work for owners, managers and tenants and can advise on what the lease should say about keys.

It depends on the occupancy type, how many people the space holds and how the doors are used, all of which are set by the building and fire codes that apply to your building. Exit doors that serve larger occupancies or hazardous uses generally require panic hardware. We assess each door and install code-compliant exit devices where they are needed.

Yes, within the limits of the door's listing. Hardware, closers, seals and minor damage can be repaired or replaced with rated components. A fire door that has been cut, drilled or badly bent may no longer carry its rating and must be replaced, and we will tell you which case you are in.

Yes. We design master key systems and restricted keyways that span several buildings, so managers carry one key and each site keeps its own tenant keys. The same applies to access control, where one system can manage doors in Saskatoon and Regina together.

A restricted key uses a patented keyway that only authorized locksmiths can cut, and only for the people on your signed authorization list. Unlike a key stamped Do Not Duplicate, which anyone can still copy, a restricted key cannot be duplicated at a hardware store or kiosk.