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Burlingame locksmith service across the Peninsula Ave line, for the shops on Burlingame Ave, the older houses behind them and the apartments by the station
The city to the north: Burlingame Ave with its shops and restaurants, 1910s to 1930s houses on the streets between El Camino Real and California Dr, apartments near the Caltrain station, and the hotels along the bayfront.
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24 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Burlingame Ave is a storefront street with glass doors in older frames, and the calls are what a shopping street produces: a cylinder that has outlasted three tenants, a pair of doors that no longer meet, a rear door onto the parking lot that stopped latching. Storefront work is $147 to $455 and a business lockout at opening is $127 to $235. The lots behind the avenue and the garage on Lorton Ave hold the cars, and a car lockout there is $97 to $179. Fob programming for a fresh key is $98 to $182, done beside the car.
The streets between El Camino Real and California Dr are houses from the 1910s through the 1930s, many with their original mortise sets, a side gate onto the drive and a detached garage at the back. A rekey is $24 to $40 per cylinder and a worn case replaced in the same pocket is $112 to $305 per door. Lockouts are $112 to $195 and start at the gate. Houses here change hands at a steady rate, and the first visit after a sale is a count of every cylinder on the property, the garage side door included.
The apartments near the station and along El Camino Real are the third kind of call: a building door with a buzzer, a unit door with a knob set from the 1960s, a mailbox bank in the lobby. A unit lockout is $112 to $195 and a turnover rekey is $24 to $40 per cylinder, with the mailbox cam swapped in the same visit. The hotels along the bayfront bring guest car lockouts and lost fobs at the listed figures. Arrival is about twenty-four minutes by El Camino Real or California Dr, and the figure, with the $89 service call inside it, is written down on the call.
Say whether the address is a shop on the avenue, a house on the side streets or an apartment by the station, and for a house whether the garage is detached. Give a cross street. Several street names run across the line from San Mateo unchanged.
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A few blocks over, the same van
FAQ
Asked about Burlingame
Some street names run across the line from San Mateo unchanged. How do I make sure the van comes to the right one?+
Give a cross street with the number, and say Burlingame plainly. Bayswater, Occidental and a few others exist on both sides of the line, and a house number alone can send a van two miles the wrong way. If the address is a shop, name the block of Burlingame Ave or the lot behind it instead of the number.
The rear door onto the lot behind the avenue stopped latching. Is the lock at fault?+
Usually not. A tired closer lets the door land slowly and the deadlatch never catches the keeper, so the door looks shut and pushes open. Adjusting the closer and moving the strike is the common fix and sits at the low end of $147 to $455 storefront work. A new deadlatch or hookbolt goes in only if the old one is worn through.
Open 24 hours, 7 days
One call, one figure on the work order, the same figure on the receipt
Calls answered 24/7 across San Mateo and the towns beside it. The $89 service call, the labor and the parts are inside the number written down on the call, and the receipt matches it line for line.