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South San Francisco: hillside houses under the letters on Sign Hill, and campuses east of the freeway where the door runs on a badge
The city below Colma, with the hillside letters spelling out its industrial name above the old streets, steep blocks of houses with the garage at the sidewalk and the living floor above, and the research campuses on the bay side of the freeway. Twenty-three minutes from the van.
~23 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
The residential streets on the slopes read exactly like the tracts above them: the car goes into the garage at street level, the household walks up an internal stair, and the door that takes that traffic is the lock that wears out while the one at the top of the outside steps stays pristine. A lockout is $129 to $239, rekeying $29 to $46 per cylinder, replacement $125 to $329 and a keypad on the garage-side door $189 to $479. The downtown blocks bring storefront hardware at $159 to $469 per opening and business lockouts at $139 to $259. On the campuses east of the freeway the credential is the building's rather than the tenant's: readers, badges and the wiring behind them belong to the property's systems people, while the mechanical side of the same building, cylinders, cores, cabinet and cage locks, is where we are useful. Twenty-three minutes is the run, every figure quoted already contains the $89 visit, and the ninety-day term on the labor is the one printed everywhere else on this site.
For a house, say whether the door is the garage-level one or the front at the top of the steps, and give a cross street, since these blocks are steep and numbers face away from the road. For a workplace, say whether the door is mechanical or on a badge reader, because only one of the two is ours.
South San Francisco sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 23 minutes. Every service and price on this site applies there, with nothing added for the distance.
Most requested in South San Francisco
Nearby
Over the hill, the same van
FAQ
Asked about South San Francisco
Our badge reader has stopped letting people in. Can you come out?+
Not for the reader itself. Badge systems, the cabling behind them and the software that issues credentials belong to the property, and that gets said on the phone rather than after somebody has driven twenty-three minutes to look at a panel. What we do handle is the mechanical half of those same doors, the cylinders and the cores, including getting a keyholder in while the system is down. Describe what is on the door and the answer comes straight away.
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.