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Talking through how you live
Who comes and goes, whether you want codes or phone access, how the door is used in winter. The answers shape which lock suits you and how it should be set up.
Because a door should simply work.
Drummond Heights Locksmith Co.
Security is a set of layers, and hardware is only one of them. We are happy to fit a strong deadbolt, but we will also mention that the door frame needs a longer strike screw and that the basement window latch is loose. We will suggest a key log for a business and a thumb-turn inside so everyone can leave without hunting for a key. This kind of advice does not always sell more product, and that is fine with us. Our job is to leave your home, shop or vehicle in a more sensible state than we found it, and to explain the reasons so you can make good choices on your own later.
Nearby Chippawa, Drummond Heights and Falls View
Shop rules
Because a door should simply work.
- No surprises on the doorstep. What we described on the phone is what we plan to do. If the door tells us something different when we see it, we stop and talk before going further.
- Helping you choose well. Hardware ranges from basic to heavy-duty and simple to electronic. We explain the differences that actually matter for your door and leave the choice with you.
- Neat work, neatly finished. Holes drilled cleanly, hardware aligned, nothing crooked or forced. A lock should look like it belongs on the door, and we take the time to make sure it does.
- Open 24/7, same fees any hour. Let's sort out your door.
33 years in business · Call and tell us about the door: (289) 271-0790
On every job
Rule of the job2 of 3
Fitting it to the door
We check the door alignment before mounting anything, because a smart lock needs a door that closes freely. Then we install, wire or pair it and set the first codes with you.
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Showing you the controls
We walk through adding and removing codes, changing batteries and what to do if the electronics ever sulk. You leave able to manage it yourself.
Five scenes · open 24/7
How a visit goes
Our habit is to explain as we go. You will hear why the strike is being moved, what the new pins do, and which of the three keys on the counter is the one that now opens everything.
Step 1 of 5
Call and describe the door
Describe the property, the hardware and what has changed, and the visit starts from what you have seen.
Step 2 of 5
On our way
Who comes and goes, whether you want codes or phone access, how the door is used in winter. The answers shape which lock suits you and how it should be set up.
Step 3 of 5
No surprises on the doorstep
What we described on the phone is what we plan to do. If the door tells us something different when we see it, we stop and talk before going further.
Step 4 of 5
Helping you choose well
Hardware ranges from basic to heavy-duty and simple to electronic. We explain the differences that actually matter for your door and leave the choice with you.
Step 5 of 5
Neat work, neatly finished
Holes drilled cleanly, hardware aligned, nothing crooked or forced. A lock should look like it belongs on the door, and we take the time to make sure it does.