Can you come tonight?

Yes. Emergency calls run 24/7 across Mississauga with a 30–45 min arrival window, including weekends and holidays. There is no after-hours multiplier — the service call is the same $29 at 3 p.m. or 3 a.m.

Will my insurance cover a break-in door repair?

Forced-entry damage is normally covered under a home or commercial policy. We photograph the damage before and after, and the invoice itemizes frame, hardware and labour separately so the adjuster can process it without a second visit.

The door closes but won't lock. Is that an emergency?

Treat it as one. A door that won't throw its bolt is unsecured even when it looks shut. Usually it's a bent strike, a dropped hinge or a damaged latch — under an hour of work, same night.

Emergency door repair in Mississauga — 24/7

A door that won't lock is an open house. We run emergency calls around the clock across Mississauga: forced entry, smashed glass, a slab off its hinges, a storefront that can't close for the night. First visit secures the opening; the permanent rebuild follows in daylight if the parts need matching.

Call (437) 335-9456 Request a technician30–45 min emergency arrival · $29 service call, waived when you book the repair

30–45 min arrival on emergency calls, any hour
Board-up for smashed lites, blown panels and destroyed slabs
Split jamb rebuild with matched stock, not filler
Wrap-around steel jamb armor and 6-inch strikes into the studs
Deadbolt and handle replacement when the lock was drilled or pried
Photos and an itemized invoice for the insurance claim

What happens on a forced-entry call

Burglars in this city kick — they don't pick. The lock survives, the jamb splits along the strike and the door swings free. We assess the frame first, since that's what failed. If the jamb can be sectioned and rebuilt, that's the repair. If the slab is cracked through or the frame is torn off its anchors, we say so before anything is ordered.

Secure tonight, rebuild properly after

You don't have to choose between waiting for parts and leaving the property open. We board or temporarily re-secure the opening the same night so the door closes and locks, then return with jamb stock, reinforcement and hardware to finish it.

So the same kick doesn't work twice

A rebuilt jamb with the original 3/4-inch screws fails the same way. Every emergency rebuild gets 3-inch screws into the framing, a heavy strike plate, and steel jamb armor where the door takes a lot of traffic or the property has already been hit once.

Questions we get asked

Can you come tonight?: Yes. Emergency calls run 24/7 across Mississauga with a 30–45 min arrival window, including weekends and holidays. There is no after-hours multiplier — the service call is the same $29 at 3 p.m. or 3 a.m.
Will my insurance cover a break-in door repair?: Forced-entry damage is normally covered under a home or commercial policy. We photograph the damage before and after, and the invoice itemizes frame, hardware and labour separately so the adjuster can process it without a second visit.
The door closes but won't lock. Is that an emergency?: Treat it as one. A door that won't throw its bolt is unsecured even when it looks shut. Usually it's a bent strike, a dropped hinge or a damaged latch — under an hour of work, same night.

Emergency door repair in Mississauga — 24/7

What happens on a forced-entry call

Secure tonight, rebuild properly after

So the same kick doesn't work twice

Questions we get asked

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