Privacy Policy

Based in Pleasanton, CA, Amador Lock & Key Pleasanton is an independent locksmith serving Pleasanton and the Tri-Valley. Everything here describes amadorlocksmithpleasanton.com: what a visitor is asked for, what the site notices by itself, and who handles both afterwards.

The only form on the site. It asks for a name, a phone number, the neighborhood, an email if you want the figure in writing, and your description of the lock or key. No account to open, no mailing list, no chat widget listening in.

The page it was sent from and any campaign tag in the link, kept with the job so we can see which pages bring real work. Routine server logs sit with our host for security and uptime. No profile of you is built from either.

(925) 940-2823 is a Twilio-carried tracking line that rings through to dispatch. The carrier keeps the calling number, the time and how long the call lasted; the conversation is not recorded. Those logs also let us call back when a call drops.

The booking button opens Nexfield (nexfield.pro), the scheduler this shop runs on. Name, number, address and slot are entered there under Nexfield's own terms and reach us as a booked job. The phone books the same windows.

Visits are counted with PostHog in cookieless mode, so nothing is written to your device and no consent bar appears. Replay and automatic click capture are off. Four events are counted: page opened, phone tapped, booking tapped, quiz submitted.

Block us-assets.i.posthog.com and you are not counted; every page keeps working. Neither advertising pixels nor retargeting tags exist on these pages.

A number left here is used for that job: the callback with the price and window, a text with the technician's name, a note when the van is close. Service messages, not marketing, and no campaigns to past customers. Carrier rates apply; STOP ends texts.

Whoever is needed: the carrier behind the number, Nexfield for the slot, our dispatch, and the card processor at the terminal. Nobody beyond that.

Details are never sold, rented, traded or passed to another locksmith or contractor.

Job records last while the warranty on that work is live and while tax and lien rules require them; codes tied to an address are dropped when the job closes. A copy, or an erasure, is requested at info@amadorlocksmithpleasanton.com.

California residents may require us to disclose, delete and confirm that nothing was sold or shared, under the CCPA as amended by the CPRA. Same address, or (925) 940-2823, with no change to the service you get.

The people this site is built for are owners, tenants and drivers. Children are not the audience, and nothing is knowingly collected from anyone under 13.

The page is rewritten when the facts change and the date below moves with it. We do not keep the old wording on the site.

Anything here you want explained, write to info@amadorlocksmithpleasanton.com or call (925) 940-2823. Last updated: September 2026.