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San Ramon: twenty minutes south, newer housing that takes hardware straight from the box, and office suites behind it
The city directly south down the valley: subdivisions built from the eighties onward with attached garages and side gates, plus the office park at Bishop Ranch and the smaller commercial buildings around it. Twenty minutes from the van.
~20 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
The residential half here is straightforward for a reason worth saying out loud: these doors were bored to the dimensions current locks are built around, so a deadbolt or a keypad bought today generally goes on without anything being opened up, which puts smart lock installation near the bottom of $215 to $529. What still turns up is the valley summer, moving leaves that have settled on their hinges until the bolt stops reaching the keeper, and that is corrected rather than sold around. Rekeys after a sale run $31 to $49 per cylinder and usually cover the front, the door in from the garage and a side gate. House lockouts are $145 to $265, and most of them are the garage-side door that swung shut behind somebody. The commercial half is suites and small units: business lockouts at $155 to $285, storefront and unit hardware at $175 to $519 per opening, exit devices at $335 to $849 per door. Master key work and readers get no printed range, because the honest figure depends on how many doors there are and what is hanging in each of them, and that is established by walking them.
For a house, say which door stopped you and whether the garage itself is standing open. For a suite or a unit, give the address and the suite number, describe where the door sits on the building, and say whether an alarm is set and who has to be warned that somebody is coming.
San Ramon sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 20 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
Can a suite be worked on without shutting the office for the day?+
Nearly always. Changing the pins in a suite cylinder is a matter of minutes at each opening, so it drops into a lunch hour or the half hour before anyone arrives. Nothing is taken off its hinges while there are people in the corridor. Where a job genuinely runs long it gets split over two mornings, and that is settled when the date is booked rather than argued about on the day.
Open 24 hours, 7 days
Tell us whether the door has to be pushed before it locks, and the call is short
Danville and the San Ramon Valley, at any hour. The condition of the door sets the work and the work sets the price, so you get one number on the phone with the $89 service call and the hour already inside it, and that number is what the receipt shows. Ninety days on the labor, in writing, covering the frame as well as the lock.