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San Carlos locksmith service across the line, from the shops on Laurel St to ranch houses on the hill and the workshops east of the tracks
The city next door to the north: Laurel St with its restaurants and shops, ranch houses climbing the hill west of Alameda de las Pulgas, and small industrial and workshop buildings between El Camino Real and US-101, east of the Caltrain tracks.
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21 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
San Carlos splits into three kinds of door and the van carries parts for all of them. Laurel St is restaurants and shops behind glass, with offices above; storefront work is $149 to $459 and a business lockout at opening time is $129 to $239. The hill west of Alameda de las Pulgas is ranch houses on sloping lots, with a garage below the house and a side gate at street level, where a rekey after a purchase is $25 to $41 per cylinder and a worn secondary door is replaced at $115 to $309. Lockouts on the hill are $119 to $205 and they usually begin at the garage door, which is the door those houses are actually used through.
East of the tracks the buildings are workshops, small manufacturers and a few labs, on roll-up doors, side doors with a deadbolt and exit devices that have not latched properly in years. Panic bars are $289 to $759 per device and a master key system for a building with six tenants is quoted after a walk-through. Cars in the Caltrain lot and along Laurel St are lockouts at $99 to $189. Arrival is about twenty-one minutes by El Camino Real or Alameda de las Pulgas, with a minute or two more for the streets on the upper hill. The figure is settled on the call with the $89 service call inside it, and evening and overnight supplements of $50 and $85 are stated there too.
Say whether the house is on the hill or the flat, since the hill houses are used through the garage and the van needs to know where to stop on a slope. For a workshop east of the tracks, give the unit number and say whether the technician can drive into the yard.
Nearby
Across the town line, the same van
FAQ
Asked about San Carlos
Our house is on the hill and we always come in through the garage. Does that change the call?+
It changes where the technician starts. On the hill west of Alameda de las Pulgas the garage sits under the house and is the door people genuinely use, so that is the one opened first at $119 to $205. Say which side of the slope the van should stop on, because parking across a driveway on that grade is not an option.
How long from Redwood City, and is it the same price list over the line?+
About twenty-one minutes by El Camino Real or Alameda de las Pulgas, a little longer for the upper hill streets. The list is identical, nothing is added for crossing the city line, and the $89 service call sits inside the figure exactly as it does at home.
We let units in a workshop building east of the tracks. What can be done about the keys?+
A master key system, quoted in writing once the doors are counted, so you hold one key and each tenant holds only their own. Exit devices that have stopped latching are $289 to $759 per door and usually go in on the same visit. Roll-up doors, the yard gate and the office are counted in too.
Open 24 hours, 7 days
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.