Security Doors & Window LocksRichmond & inner Melbourne
Security screens, window locks and restrictors — the layer that works while you are home.
What security doors actually involves
A security door lets you open the front door on a warm evening without opening the house. Window locks and restrictors do the same upstairs. Both matter more in inner Melbourne than people expect, because ground-floor windows onto a laneway or a shared path are the entry point burglars prefer.
What the job covers
- Security screen door locks and cylinders
- Triple-lock security doors
- Window locks and keyed restrictors
- Sliding window and door bolts
- Laneway gate and side-access hardware
- Rental minimum-standard window compliance
What it costs
We do not publish prices. Two jobs with the same name can be an hour apart in practice, and a number on a page that does not fit your door helps nobody. Quotes are free, given before we start, and there is no obligation.
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Security Doors by suburb
19 suburbs across inner Melbourne.
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Security Doors — what customers say
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“Security door with a proper three-point lock, not the flimsy thing the last place quoted. We can leave the front door open on a warm night now.”
“Restrictors on the upstairs windows so they open for air but not far enough for our toddler. Two problems solved at once.”
“The laneway gate was the weak point and I had never thought about it. He secured that as well as the doors.”
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Security Doors — common questions
Does a security door actually stop anyone?
A properly built one with a three-point lock and a fixed frame is a serious deterrent, and more to the point it is the layer that works while you are home with the front door open. A flimsy screen in a soft frame is decoration.
What do window restrictors do?
They let a window open far enough for air but not far enough for a person, and they lock in that position. On upper floors they also stop a window opening far enough for a child to fall.