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Pacifica: over the coastal ridge on Highway 1, nine seaside villages that became one city in 1957
The coast side, reached by the one road that drops over the ridge past the bluff: nine separate communities that voted themselves into a single city in 1957 and still feel like nine, strung between the water and the hills. Thirty-three minutes out, and nothing else on this map is farther.
~33 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Nobody should learn the length of this drive while standing outside their own house, so it is put in front of you at the start: thirty-three minutes, because Highway 1 over the ridge is the only sensible way across and the hour of the day decides how it drives. The housing is a familiar mix: postwar tracts where the entrance in daily use is the garage-level door and the front steps go unwalked, plus older cottages closer to the water. A lockout is $129 to $239, a rekey $29 to $46 per cylinder and a replacement $125 to $329, and on any opening facing the water the 630 stainless version of the same lock is the one that survives, which is a choice made once instead of a purchase repeated every few years. The parade of small commercial frontage along the highway brings storefront work at $159 to $469 per opening and business lockouts at $139 to $259. The list is the list: each figure already contains the $89 visit, $50 is added between 8pm and midnight and $90 between midnight and 7am, and the labor is warranted for ninety days no matter which side of the ridge the door is on.
Name the part of town rather than the street alone, since the nine old communities are strung out along several miles and a house number on its own can send a van past you. Say how many streets you are from the water, because within a few blocks of it we expect to find a different condition inside the cylinder.
Pacifica sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 33 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 Pacifica
Thirty-three minutes over the hill. Does the drive show up on the bill?+
No. Distance buys you a longer wait and nothing else, and the wait is named before you agree rather than discovered afterward. A door thirty-three minutes out is priced from the same list as one twelve minutes out, and if the drive runs long on the night the number you were given still stands.
Open 24 hours, 7 days
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.