
Lock & Hardware Upgrades
A good door with tired hardware is only as strong as the lock holding it shut. Upgrading locks, latches, handles and window fittings is quick, affordable work that usually makes a bigger practical difference than people expect — and it can make a stiff old door pleasant to use again.
Quick answers
Lock and hardware upgrades on security doors, security screens and window security products — including three-point locking, handles, cylinders, keyed-alike sets, closers and rollers.
No. Lock and hardware work is tied to Halo's security door, screen and window security products rather than general locksmithing.
Often yes, where the existing door or screen is suitable. Work is subject to inspection, product suitability and parts availability.
Usually yes, so one key operates each entry, subject to the hardware fitted to each door.
Rockingham, Baldivis, Mandurah and Greater Perth, including Kwinana, Port Kennedy, Secret Harbour, Warnbro, Waikiki, Safety Bay, Shoalwater, the Peel region and southern Perth suburbs.
Why choose this solution
Most break-in attempts target the weakest mechanical point rather than the strongest panel. Single-point latches on older screen doors, worn strikes, loose window fittings and sliding doors with no secondary lock are the usual weak points. We look at the whole opening — leaf, frame, strike, keeper and the way it's used — and recommend hardware that suits both the security requirement and the person operating it. Lever handles and easier-turn mechanisms also matter a great deal for older residents and anyone with reduced grip strength.
Where work involves an existing product Halo did not supply, any repair or rectification is subject to inspection, product suitability and availability of suitable parts. Halo does not assume responsibility for the original product, installation or pre-existing defects.
Residential
Commercial
Benefits
Stronger mechanical resistance
One key across multiple doors
Easier operation for stiff hands
Better door alignment and closing
Window locks on accessible openings
Fast, low-disruption work
Available Options
The following is provided as general guidance. Final recommendations follow a site consultation and are tailored to your property and requirements.
Door Locks
Handles & Ease of Use
Windows & Sliders
Why Halo
We assess the whole opening, not just the lock body.
Hardware chosen for the person using it every day.
Keyed-alike planning so you carry fewer keys.
Honest advice when a door is past upgrading.
Adjustment and alignment included in the work.
Local follow-up if something needs tweaking.
Frequently Asked Questions
In most cases yes. Keyed-alike sets across compatible locks mean one key opens every door we fit. We confirm compatibility during the measure.
Often yes, on suitable existing security doors and screens. Work is subject to inspection, product suitability and parts availability, and Halo does not assume responsibility for the original product or installation.
We supply and fit door and window hardware as part of our security work. We are not an emergency lockout service — if you're locked out of your property, call a locksmith.
Yes. Lever handles, larger grips and lower-effort latching make a real difference for arthritis or reduced hand strength, and this often pairs well with our home-safety work.
We match hardware to the existing preparation wherever possible. Where a new lock needs different preparation, we tell you before we start what the visible result will be.
Most hardware upgrades are completed in a single visit. Restricted-key systems may need parts ordered first.
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Tell us about the property and what you would like to improve, and we will be in touch to arrange an on-site measure and written quote.