Garage Door Repair in Clarkson-Lorne Park, Mississauga

This is really two historically distinct places that together form one census neighbourhood. Clarkson's land was farmed from 1808, when Warren and Joshua Clarkson arrived, through a long era of commercial fruit farming — a 1915 sign at Clarkson railway station claimed more strawberries passed through it than any other station in Ontario. Park Royal, a planned community with schools, parks, a recreation centre and library, opened on 8 August 1958.

Lorne Park began differently, as a lakeside summer resort founded by the Toronto and Lorne Park Summer Resort Company between 1887 and 1889. Its early cottages were English Arts and Crafts two-storey buildings, some designed by architect Edmund Burke, with verandas and sleeping balconies turned toward the lake breeze; owners sometimes combined two to four lots into properties up to 0.4 hectares. Those cottages became year-round homes after the QEW opened and postwar suburbanisation arrived — some Lorne Park Estates houses were still electrically heated into the 1980s. Lorne Park Estates still holds privately owned, collectively managed forest, paths, common grounds and beach dating to the 1920s.