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Roosevelt locksmith service south of Woodside Rd, for bungalows on Roosevelt Ave, four-unit stucco buildings and the door the children come home through
The neighborhood around Roosevelt Ave between Woodside Rd and the Atherton line: bungalows from the 1930s and 40s with a detached garage at the back, small stucco apartment buildings from the 1960s with doors onto an outside walkway, a school on the corner, and streets where everyone parks at the curb.
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17 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Roosevelt is a family neighborhood, and the locksmith work here is about who comes and goes through which door. Bungalows have a front door with a deadbolt, a kitchen door onto a small yard, and a garage at the end of the driveway whose side door has been on a padlock for decades. A rekey after a purchase, or after a decade of contractors, is $25 to $41 per cylinder. Parents whose children come home from the school on the corner before they do ask about a smart lock on the kitchen door, at $175 to $449 installed, so that a code can be given to a child and to a grandparent and retired when it needs to be. The garage side door gets a real cylinder keyed to the house, at $115 to $309, in the same visit.
The stucco apartment buildings are four to twelve units with no lobby and doors that open straight onto a walkway or a stair. That makes a lockout simple to reach and simple to describe: the unit number is on the door. A unit lockout is $119 to $205. A rekey between tenants is $25 to $41 per cylinder, and the owner who lives in the front unit usually wants the written line for the file. Mailboxes on these buildings are a bank at the street on cam locks, and a cam is swapped in a couple of minutes when the technician is already there.
Arrival is about seventeen minutes by Woodside Rd or Middlefield Rd. Parking at the curb is tight after six in the evening, so the van stops in the nearest driveway with permission or half a block away. Cars parked along Roosevelt Ave and around the school are lockouts at $99 to $189, and a fair number are the same story: keys handed to a child to carry and put down somewhere. Evening adds $50 from 8pm and overnight $85 from midnight, inside the figure settled on the call.
Say which door the household uses most, since that is where a smart lock or a new deadbolt belongs. For an apartment, give the unit number and whether the door is on the ground floor or up the outside stair. If the curb is full after six, say where the van can stop.
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FAQ
Asked about Roosevelt
The children get home from the school on the corner before we do. Which door should the keypad lock go on?+
The one the household actually uses, which on these bungalows is usually the kitchen door or the door in from the driveway rather than the front. A keypad deadbolt is $175 to $449 installed. Codes are set per person, so a child, a grandparent and a sitter each get their own, and any one of them is retired in a minute.
The mailbox bank at the street has its own small locks. Can those be done as well?+
Yes. Mailbox cam locks are swapped in a couple of minutes while the technician is already on site, and they appear as their own line on the receipt. Have the box number ready, and for a rental the owner or manager approval. A whole bank after a change of tenants is done in one visit.
The curb is full after six in the evening. Where does the van go?+
Into the nearest driveway with permission, or half a block away with the case carried in. Say on the call where it can stand, because on Roosevelt Ave and the streets around the school an extra loop hunting for space is the one thing that eats a thirty-minute window. Neither the loop nor the walk touches the figure.
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One call, one figure, settled before the van turns the key
Calls answered 24/7 for Redwood City and the towns beside it. One figure for the visit, the labor and the parts, with the $89 service call inside it, and a receipt that matches it line for line.