Unionville's Main Street, with its nineteenth-century buildings and Toogood Pond at the north end, is one of the best-preserved historic villages in the GTA. Around it are streets of larger homes from the 1970s onward, and newer communities on the edges.

Heritage properties need a locksmith who asks before drilling. Many owners want to keep an original door and its character while still getting a lock that actually secures it.

Distance from our baseAbout 21 km from 901 Yonge St, Toronto
CoverageRegular GTA mobile coverage
Hours24/7 phone and dispatch
RegionYork Region

How we get to Unionville

The DVP to Highway 404, then Highway 7 east to Kennedy Road and Main Street. The 404 is the usual timing variable.

Unionville is within our regular GTA mobile coverage. We operate 24/7; because technicians travel from Toronto, the arrival window depends on where the nearest one is and on traffic, and the dispatcher tells you honestly before anyone is sent.

Homes and buildings in Unionville

Heritage buildings on and near Main Street have older wooden doors, some with mortise locks or surface-mounted rim locks, and shops that occupy historic storefronts. The surrounding residential areas have larger detached homes with double doors, patio doors and attached garages.

Unionville's heritage buildings reward patience. An old door may carry a lock that has been painted over, re-screwed into softened wood, or adapted with modern parts over the decades. We start by finding out what is actually wrong, whether the latch, the strike, the hinges or the lock itself, and then give options that range from a careful repair to a sympathetic upgrade. On the newer streets around the village, the work is more familiar: rekeys after a sale, patio door latches and smart locks for busy families.

What Unionville customers call us for

Local know-how for Unionville

Before changing hardware on a designated heritage property, check whether the municipality has rules about the exterior. We can usually add security on the inside face of the door without changing what people see from the street.

Communities we cover in and around Unionville

Unionville locksmith questions

Can you add security to a heritage door without changing its look?

Usually. A deadbolt with a slim exterior profile, or a lock mounted on the inside face, can add real security while leaving the street view largely unchanged.

Do you repair old rim and mortise locks?

Yes. We assess whether the case, springs and cylinder can be repaired before suggesting a replacement.

Is Unionville part of your Markham coverage?

Yes. Unionville is within Markham and served on the same basis.

Do you work on Main Street Unionville shops?

Yes: storefront locks, closers and rear-door security, respecting the building's heritage character where possible.

Can you rekey a large home with many doors in one visit?

Yes. Rekeying all doors in one visit is common and usually cheaper than replacing hardware.

Nearby areas we serve

Need a locksmith in Unionville?

Call Better Call Locksmith Toronto on (416) 240-0593. We operate 24/7; the dispatcher will explain the service call and give you an honest arrival window for Unionville before anyone is sent.

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