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San Ramon: planned neighborhoods, condo blocks and a large office campus, twenty-nine minutes north
The city north along the valley: planned neighborhoods of newer houses on tidy streets, condo and apartment blocks with gated parking, and a large office campus with suites, corridors and rear doors of its own. Twenty-nine minutes.
4.9 / 5· 274 reviews from Pleasanton and the Tri-Valley
~29 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
The residential half is newer than most of what this van sees, which changes the faults rather than the prices: cylinders that are fine and builders' keys that went to more people than anybody counted, so a repin after a purchase at $34–$52 per cylinder is the common first job, with a house lockout at $134–$255 and replacement hardware at $132–$352 when a plug has worn past pinning. In the blocks, the question that matters is which lock stopped you — gate, garage roll-down, building door, mail block or your own unit door — and only the last one is yours to order work on; whether somebody inside can bring a technician through moves the wait more than the drive. On the office side it is mechanical and unglamorous: exit devices at $324–$836 per door, suite and storefront hardware at $166–$505 per opening, a business lockout at $148–$276, and master key work priced after the doors have been walked and counted. Twenty-nine minutes, said out loud before you decide to wait for it.
Say whether it is a house, a unit in a block or a suite in an office building, and which door stopped you. For a unit, say whether a gate or a building door stands in the way and who inside can open it right now. For a suite, say whether the door has a bar on the inside and whether it latches on its own.
San Ramon sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 29 minutes. Every service and price on this site applies there, with nothing added for the distance.
Nearby
Over the hill, the same van
FAQ
Asked about San Ramon
The house is three years old. Is there any point in rekeying it?+
Usually yes, and not because of the hardware, which is fine. It is the keys: a new house has been open to trades, a sales office and a cleaning crew, and none of those keys expire by themselves. New pins at $34–$52 per cylinder end the whole set in about an hour, everything after the first at the low end, and any key cut before that morning stops working. Count the garage service door and the side gate into the total, because those are the two that get left off.
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Name the door, and say how long since anyone used it
Pleasanton, whatever the hour, every day of the year. An entry in the tracts, a seized gate latch on a hill street, a pool gate, a safe left behind by the last owners, a shop door on Main, a car sitting in the Stoneridge lot — that is what decides the work, and the work decides the figure. You get that figure on this call with the $89 drive and the clock already inside it, and it is the figure on the invoice. Ninety days on the labor, in writing. The van is a few doors off Main.