Window Locks & Security Bars for Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville and the GTA

Extra security on ground-floor and basement windows: pin locks, sash locks, sliding-window locks and bars. Call 437-295-4001.

Call 437-295-4001
Window Locks & Security Bars by iProtect Locksmith

Service Highlights

  • Suits basement apartments, houses and small shops
  • Covers sash locks, sliding window pins, window limiters and removable security bars
  • Price range given before work starts
  • Non-damaging methods first where they apply
  • Open 8 AM to 10 PM, every day

Overview

Extra security on ground-floor and basement windows: pin locks, sash locks, sliding-window locks and bars.

Typical situations

  • Children need a window limiter.
  • A shop back window needs a bar.
  • A rented unit has no window lock at all.

Residential lock work usually falls into three groups: getting in, keeping others out, and making everyday use easier. We treat each door as its own problem and explain the options for it in plain language.

Our process

  1. We fit pins, sash locks or limiters.
  2. For bars we check egress rules before anything is fixed.
  3. We test the window opens and locks as intended.

Pricing factors

  • Window and frame material.
  • Type of lock or bar.
  • Access to basement or upper floors.
  • Egress requirements.

Prices are discussed by phone before dispatch and confirmed on site before any work begins.

Service area and hours

iProtect Locksmith is a mobile service: technicians travel to the customer, 8 AM to 10 PM, every day, and we are based in Mississauga with no walk-in service. We publish detailed local information for Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon, Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills and travel across the wider GTA. See also house lockout, rekeying and deadbolt installation. Call 437-295-4001 to book.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you fix a sliding window that lifts out?+

Usually, with a pin or track block that keeps the panel from being lifted.

Do window locks work on old wooden windows?+

Yes, once the frame is solid. Rotted wood needs repair first so screws hold.