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Brisbane: a village stacked up the side of San Bruno Mountain, and office buildings on the flat by the bay
The town on the far side of the hill, reached out through the Bayshore corner: small old houses on narrow lots climbing the slope, streets too tight for two vehicles to pass, and the business flats down by the water at the bottom of it. Twenty-nine minutes from the van.
~29 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Two different towns share this name, with a freeway lying between them. Up on the slope the houses are small and old and the lots are narrow, driveways climb from the street, and the entrance in daily use is often a door tucked under or beside the house rather than the one facing the road. A lockout there is $129 to $239, rekeying $29 to $46 per cylinder and replacement $125 to $329, and the real complication is parking: on the tightest blocks the van waits at the bottom and the last part of the arrival happens on foot, which costs a couple of minutes and nothing on the invoice. Down on the flat it is commercial work in office and light industrial buildings, at $139 to $259 for a business lockout, $159 to $469 per storefront or unit opening and $299 to $779 for an exit device, with badge systems belonging to the building rather than to us. Twenty-nine minutes is the honest run around the mountain, and the price list does not change for the drive.
Say whether you are up on the hill or down on the flat by the bay, because they are two different visits. On the hill, say whether a van can stop near the house or has to park downhill, and leave a light on at the street if it is dark.
Brisbane 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 Brisbane
Our street is too narrow for the van to stop outside. Does that cost extra?+
No. Nothing on this site is priced by distance or by parking, so the figure you were quoted is the figure. What genuinely helps is a sentence on the call about how steep and how narrow the street is, because a van that commits to a block it cannot back out of costs everybody ten minutes that the walk up would not have.
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Say which door you are standing at and the call gets short
Daly City and the north Peninsula, every hour of the day. The door decides the work and the work decides the number, so the figure comes back on the call with the $89 call-out and the hour already inside it, and it is the figure on the receipt. Ninety days on the labor, in writing.