● Lockdoc ● Car Key Duplication in Toronto

open 95% of locks without damage

We Make Locksmith Service Stress-free.

Lost your key fob

Not a problem! We will make a copy of any key.

Locked keys in the car

We'll open your car without a scratch.

Car doesn't respond to the key

We will repair the lock or install a new one.

All car key lost

No need to call the dealer! We can make a set of keys at your location.

Need car key copy

Do you have only one key left? We make duplicate keys of all types.

We are very fast and punctual

We have affordable prices

We stick to estimates

We won't damage your property

You'll be advising us too!

how we work

All you need to do is to trust our technicians.

Step 1.
Call or text LOCKDOC and tell about make, model and year of your vehicle
Step 2.
We will offer you two cost options: in our office or on-site at your location
Step 3.
We will make a copy of your key without hidden costs in a short time and look forward to your positive feedback ;)

Traditional Car Key
The standard key used by the auto industry is purely mechanical; put it into an ignition cylinder and turn to start your car.
Car Key Fob
The first fobs were add-ons and meant to be a convenience. They can lock and unlock your vehicle, but you still use a traditional key to start the car. The key can also be used to unlock the doors.
Car Key Fob And Switchblade Key
After the detached fob was released, auto manufacturers combined the two in a mechanism that would lock and unlock a vehicle with a spring-loaded key that folds into it, like a switchblade.
Transponder Key
Created to be a better anti-theft device, auto manufacturers came up with transponders in the early- to mid-1990s. Transponders are ignition keys that have a plastic head embedded with a computer chip; they rely on the wireless connection between your key and the car before they will allow the ignition to engage.
Smart Key
Also known as “keyless ignition,” a smart key is associated with vehicles that have a start button on the dash. Smart-key technology operates via a proximity sensor in the vehicle that automatically knows when the smart key (which is not a key at all, but a paired sensor) is nearby. It then unlocks the vehicle and allows it to be started with the push of a button.