Your nearby Local Locksmith in Etobicoke

Etobicoke is a former city in western Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Etobicoke was first settled by Europeans in the 1790s; and acquired the status of a city in the 20th century. Several independent villages and towns developed in the Etobicoke area only to be swallowed by Etobicoke. In 1998, it merged with other Toronto metro communities in the city of Toronto. Etobicoke is bordered south by Lake Ontario, east by the Humber River, west by Etobicoke Creek, Mississauga City and Toronto Pearson International Airport (a small part of the airport extends to Etobicoke) and north by Steeles Avenue West.

Etobicoke has a highly diversified population, which totalled 365,143 in 2016. It is primarily suburban in development and heavily industrialized, resulting in a lower population density than the other districts of Toronto. Much of its cityscape is characterized by larger main streets, shopping malls, and cul-de-sac housing developments. Etobicoke has several expressways, including Highways 427, 401, 409, the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) and Gardiner Expressway. Etobicoke is the western terminus of Line 2 Bloor-Danforth of the Toronto subway and is served by four suburban rail stations of GO Transit. Humber College is in Etobicoke, encompassing two campuses, one of which is also home to the University of Guelph-Humber.

The word “Etobicoke” comes from the Mississauga word wah-do-be-kang which means “place where the alders grow”. The name refers to the area between Etobicoke Creek and the Humber River, where black alders once grew abundantly.
Etobicoke is known for its quiet neighborhoods, Indigenous history, green spaces, and outdoor activities.

Etobicoke is generally divided into three large areas roughly corresponding to its political ridings. Each has neighbourhoods, mostly developments of 19th-century ‘postal villages’ (rural neighbourhoods), that were built at key points along the early roads and railways; especially the three former ‘Lakeshore Municipalities’ that separated from Etobicoke in the early 20th century and Etobicoke’s central Islington community:

A Neo-Georgian designed home in Mimico. The Lakeshore’s neighbourhoods were first to urbanize in Etobicoke.
The Lakeshore (Etobicoke—Lakeshore), along the north shore of Lake Ontario and the “Lake Shore Road” (now Lake Shore Boulevard West), comprises three former municipalities that were the first to urbanize and became separate municipalities during the first half of the 20th century: Mimico, New Toronto and Long Branch, and related communities that were never separate from the Township of Etobicoke; namely, Alderwood (originally a suburb of New Toronto), and Humber Bay (a historic gateway community connecting to Toronto) which was originally sprawl from the east side of the Humber River that was subsequently split by the construction of Ontario’s first motor vehicle ‘freeway’ in 1938, which cuts across the top of southern Etobicoke; (the Queen Elizabeth Way).

Today, the original remnant residential (northern) section of Humber Bay is north of The Queensway, east of Mimico Creek to the Humber River. The commercial, southern section of Humber Bay retains only Christie’s Biscuits bakery, as high-rise condominium towers and clustered row housing have forced out virtually all other commercial/industrial employment uses. In the late 1990s, the former McGuiness Whisky factory was converted into a high-rise loft condominium which became the centrepiece of the Mystic Pointe development. Etobicoke’s first railway opened through the area in 1855, just north of the Lake Ontario shoreline, leading to the first period of growth as it replaced Dundas Street in Central Etobicoke as the main means of transportation and the industrial centre along its right-of-way.

A residence in Humber Valley Village neighbourhood. Development in the Humber Valley Village began in the early 20th century.
Central Etobicoke (Etobicoke Centre); the oldest communities in Etobicoke developed along the first street, Dundas Street, in the south of this area, which crosses the width of Etobicoke on the escarpment formed by the ancient shoreline of Lake Iroquois. This area centres around the Islington community, the former administrative centre of Etobicoke and later Etobicoke’s ‘downtown’ which is near the central ‘Six Points’ intersection at its western boundary. The rural Richview community developed directly to the north of Islington in the 19th century on Eglinton Ave. (formerly Richview Rd.), as did the gateway Humber Heights communities (connecting to Toronto): Westmount and Humbervale, to the east on Eglinton. Development of the until-then largely undeveloped eastern part of central Etobicoke (originally a forest reserved for the use of government mills as “The King’s Mill Reserve”; “Kingsmill”), the “Humber Valley”, was largely the work of Robert Home Smith starting about 1900 and including the communities of The Kingsway and Humber Valley Village. The Kingsway neighbourhood has attracted many affluent individuals and families (as of 2001, over 50% of households have an income in excess of CA$100,000/year).

As Etobicoke developed in the post-war years, low-density residential areas filled in most of the rural areas between the old communities including Thorncrest Village, Princess-Rosethorn and Eringate – Centennial – West Deane as well as the older Eatonville community to the west of Islington. Central Etobicoke includes Etobicoke’s most exclusive neighbourhoods, with fine housing stock and many large treed properties. Along the East and West Mall parallel to Highway 427 exists a mix of hi-rise rentals, townhouses and post-war bungalows. Markland Wood is the farthest western community within Etobicoke/Toronto; situated along Bloor Street West, it is predominately single family housing with some mixed hi-rise rentals.

Apartment buildings in Smithfield. Most neighbourhoods in North Etobicoke were built in the years following World War II.
North Etobicoke; The 19th-century Etobicoke communities are Clairville, Highfield, Rexdale, Smithfield, Thistletown which grew along two formerly private roads (now Albion Rd. and Rexdale Blvd.) constructed diagonally across farms in Northern Etobicoke as a shortcut for travellers to Peel County (especially modern Brampton). First developed as an urban area by Rex Heslop in the post-World War II years around the new Rexdale (the Elms) community, northern Etobicoke has many apartment buildings as well as a large ‘skyway’ industrial park to the west, developed after Malton Airport (in nearby Mississauga) became Toronto’s main “Pearson International” Airport.

To be an owner of a property in this city is not the most important thing you might do. Almost everybody is able to buy a house, or an apartment, or to hire them at least…, but to maintain your home is even the more important part of the ownership of a property.

Are you looking for a residential locksmith in Etobicoke?

Locksmith Express located in Etobicoke – Your 24 hours dependable residential locksmith.

Your home’s security is an important aspect of your daily routine and a critical factor of your overall satisfaction. Keeping your home safe and secure is a matter of priority for Locksmith Express. At Locksmith Express, we provide first class locksmith services in and around Etobicoke that are designed to keep your home secure and safe. If you have just moved into a new house and you are considering changing your old locks and keys or planning to install smart locks, Locksmith Express is your trusted partner. Our portfolio of residential services includes (but is not limited to):

24 hour locksmith care
Door lock changes, installations or repairs
Professional lock picking (when locked out of your home)
Master lock installation / repair and re-key
Lock re-key (including replacement keys)
Garage door locks
Sliding door lock installation / repair

Searching for a commercial locksmith nearby in Etobicoke?

Look no further – call our 24 hour specialized commercial locksmithing team at Locksmith Express!

Commercial locksmithing customers demand higher levels of attention and most important- professional expertise, as well as a completely dedicated range of material and consumables. Our team at Locksmith Express located in Etobicoke enjoys a remarkable track record of successful commercial locksmithing projects. Our services are delivered with record response time (30 minutes anywhere in Etobicoke), our professionals offer full commitment and reliability to each and every intervention and all our prices are balanced reasonably with the quality and durability of our expert services.

Locksmith Express located in Etobicoke have encountered and successfully solved multiple commercial security errors and problems, including (but not limited to):

High security locks
Commercial door locks and door closers
Master system re-key
File cabinet locks
Security door locks
Re-key and key production

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Locksmith Express in Etobicoke – 24/7 Fast, Efficient and Reliable services!

Our local services in Etobicoke guarantee safety and privacy to our clients. Locksmith Express is the 24 hour emergency locksmith that will unlock home or office doors without extra damages. We take care of any of your emergencies promptly with high proficiency in the Etobicoke area.

Our qualified practices and techniques will assure your home and business safety.

Our professionally trained locksmiths have years of experience and we offer a solution to every problem in the Etobicoke area! Rest assured that whatever the challenge, we’ve been there, done that many times before!

Residential Locksmiths in Etobicoke and your local area
Whether you had an unfortunate break-in to your house or condo, need a new key for security reasons or want to change some locks that not works properly, we’re the company in Etobicoke to call any time . Give us a call and we’ll have a estimate ready for you over the phone as per your requirements. Contact us for but not limited:

✔ Improving the security of your home( house or condo)
✔ Replacing a broken key that is stuck in a lock
✔ Help if you have been locked out of your home
✔ Help if you have lost the key to your home
✔ Help if you are moving to a new home and need to change the locks
✔ Help when you want to feel safer in your home or when you are away

Commercial Locksmiths in Etobicoke
We understand that the security of your business place is just as important as your home. Whether it is installing lock systems for retail stores, commercial space or manufacture, we can do it all. Based on your requirements Locksmith Express can suggest an alternative that best suits your needs. Contact us:

✔ If You have recently bought a commercial property and you want to change the locks for the proper needs you have
✔ You are looking to improve the security in your space for better and safer future
✔ You have had a break-in and you want to repair or replace the locks to sleep well
✔ You are looking to install more modern locking systems (ie. digital locks/access control system)

Etobicoke Emergency Locksmith
Emergency locksmith services are an invaluable service, whether you’ve locked yourself out of your house, condo or office and you can rest assured knowing that there is a trained professional who is available to help. Our experienced locksmiths in Etobicoke have the necessary tools and expertise to unlock any door, regardless of the type of lock used. Even if the key has broken inside the keyhole, our skilled locksmiths at Locksmith Express can quickly get it out.

Etobicoke Condo Mailbox Locksmith
There’s nothing more inconvenient than losing the key to a mailbox or having it jammed, but no need to worry! Our locksmith services at Locksmith Express specialize in condo mailbox change. Not only can we provide you a replacement key, we can also repair and replace any faulty mechanisms that may be causing your particular issue.

Broken Lock in Etobicoke
When you’re looking local for the best locksmith services to help with a broken lock, you won’t be disappointed when you turn to Etobicoke Top Locksmith at Locksmith Express Etobicoke. Not only we can repair or replace any type of lock, but we also specialize in the latest technology such as keyless entry devices.
In addition, we take pride in our customer service and speedy response time so you know your home or business is safe and secure quickly. Just call Etobicoke Top Locksmith at Locksmith Express and have the peace of mind knowing that your property is protected once again!

Your nearby Local Locksmith in Etobicoke

Locksmith Express in Etobicoke – 24/7 Fast, Efficient and Reliable services!

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