Locksmith Pricing – Montreal & Surroundings Service Call Montreal: $100 Outside Montreal (surrounding areas): $175 Labor Daytime (9 AM – 5 PM): $140/hour After hours (5 PM – 8 AM): $190/hour Taxes not included Emergency Service Same-day or next-day: Montreal $290 (includes 1 hour labor) Outside Montreal: $340 (includes 1 Read more
Nos tarifs de serrurerie – Montréal & environs Frais de déplacement Montréal : 100 $ Extérieur (environs de Montréal) : 175 $ Main d’œuvre Jour (9 h – 17 h) : 140 $ / heure Après heures (17 h – 8 h) : 190 $ / heure Taxes en sus Read more
North Star Key Duplication Center – Montréal Welcome back to our site! We know how frustrating it can be to find a reliable place to duplicate North Star keys in your area. Many locks across Canada and the U.S. are installed by companies that make it difficult for you to Read more
Product Name: Door Reinforcement Lock, 3″ Stop – Satin Nickel Finish (Aluminum) Product Description:Upgrade your home’s security with this high-quality door reinforcement lock. Designed to resist forced entry and unauthorized access, this lock is ideal for residential doors, apartments, or commercial properties that require an extra layer of protection. Features: Read more
Possible Issues & Fixes 1. Deadbolt Body Is Too Large / Hunchback Too Deep The “hunchback” (curved or bulky part of the lock mechanism inside) might interfere with the door frame, or not sit flush against the door. Fix: Use a 2 1/8 hole saw to carefully deepen the mortise (the Read more
Steps for Replacing a Metal Rousseau Mailbox Lock: 1. Gather Your Tools: You will typically need the following tools: A replacement lock (make sure it matches the model of your mailbox). A screwdriver (usually a flathead or Phillips screwdriver). A wrench or pliers (if necessary). Lubricant (optional, for smooth operation). Read more
If you’re looking to verify or address an issue with a leaking oil door closer, here’s a general approach to handle the situation: Steps to Verify a Leaking Oil Door Closer: Check for Visible Oil Leaks: Inspect the door closer closely for any visible signs of oil leakage. The oil Read more
Serious code violation — both from a fire safety and building code standpoint. Let’s break it down: Situation Recap: You’re dealing with a back exit door in Quebec that has: ❌ A stuck latch on the exit device (panic bar or paddle). ❌ An illegal double deadbolt installed (likely requiring Read more
You’re dealing with a broken spring on a push paddle (panic/push bar) device. That’s a common issue, especially in high-traffic commercial doors. Here’s a breakdown of what you need to know and do: What Happens When the Spring Breaks? The paddle stays loose or doesn’t return to position after pressing. Read more
In Quebec, exit doors are subject to specific rules under the National Building Code (NBC) as adopted and modified by the Quebec Construction Code (Code de construction du Québec – Chapitre I, Bâtiment). These rules are meant to ensure safe and quick egress in case of emergency. Those old days Read more