Pop-A-Lock Security Professionals Canada
Consumer Services
Ca
126 employees
- Employees
- 126
Pop-A-Lock Security Professionals Canada Overview
- Headquarters
- Ca
- Website
- popalock.ca
- Industry
- Consumer Services
- Employees
- 126
- Founded
- 1991
- NAICS
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About Pop-A-Lock Security Professionals Canada
Pop-A-Lock is a full service locksmith organization specializing in Residential, Commercial, Automotive and Emergency Response lockout services. In a way, Pop-A-Lock is a private extension of public security services. We take safety very seriously in everything we do and are focused on the security of all of our customers. Pop-A-Lock has grown to become the largest full-service locksmith network in North America. Our offer We have coverage across Canada. We are interested in partnering with you to provide trusted, reliable and timely service to your clients, customers and employees. Benefits to you Recognizable marked vehicles and background checked employees Full range of capabilities Mobile service Dispatching, Geo-targeted Apps Standardized pricing Multiple markets Our unique services – A Total Security Solution Automotive Dealer keys for fleets; Transponders, Remotes, Smart Keys - Cutting and Programming on site Commercial Security; Master key ways, access control, high security Emergency Lockouts: Facilities and vehicles Lost key return tags: Track business and personal lost keys Free Service; Emergency response for pets or children locked in cars
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