Spadina Security Incorporated (SSI) is a locksmith company specializing in good quality Security Locks. We service the greater Toronto area (GTA) but focus in specific areas of the city, especially downtown Toronto, Queen and Bathurst, West End Toronto, Eglinton and Black Creek. SSI started in 2001, designed to be a one stop security shop.
We provide offices with both physical lock security and electronic access control and alarm systems. We provide homes with both physical lock security and home automation solutions. We developed our products and services to serve the needs of our clients in the matters of burglary prevention and modernized convenience.
We provide offices with both physical lock security and electronic access control and alarm systems. We provide homes with both physical lock security and home automation solutions. We developed our products and services to serve the needs of our clients in the matters of burglary prevention and modernized convenience.
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Our very own locksmith, Jason Scheide, is donating his long blond hair to the Locks of Love charity, becoming the Locksmith of Love. His son, Rohan, will be having his first hair cut at the same time. My family was very supportive, but did not quite understand when I announced that I became a locksmith.
We are here when you need us. Come to our store for keys. Email us questions and photos of broken locks. Call us when you are locked out, locked in or just need to change your locks. Professional, top quality products and services are what you will get from Spadina Security staff. We search the world for the best products and have been surprised again and again that some of the best products are made in Canada.
Many people think the value of a key is just the few dollars it takes to make a copy. The truth is that the value of a key is the precious possessions kept behind the lock that key operates. When a key gets lost it becomes a flaw in your home or office security, especially in Toronto. By some measures 50% of all break-ins occur with no visible signs of entry.
Many people choose not to change the key of their lock when they move into a new house or business. This means that the builder, (and the builders employees, ) the previous owner or tenant, (and their employees or family, ) and who-knows-who else has keys. About 50% of break and enters occur without any signs of forced entry - many of those are with a key.
