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Residential locksmith in Mountain View

Locked out of the house, just moved in, or tired of a deadbolt that sticks every morning? Call 650-425-6064, describe the door and the lock, and get a price range before anyone picks up a tool.

  • Price range before work
  • All major credit cards accepted
  • Six Mountain View ZIP codes
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Overview

What the job usually involves

Most home calls in Mountain View fall into three groups. Someone can't get in. Someone has too many old keys floating around. Or a lock has simply worn out. Each one has a different fix, and the least expensive fix is not always a new lock.

Rekeying swaps the pins inside the cylinder so old keys stop working while the hardware stays on the door. It suits move-ins, lost keys and ex-roommates. A lock change makes sense when the hardware is damaged, very old, or you want a higher grade.

Getting back in

  • House and apartment lockouts
  • Keys locked inside
  • Broken key extraction
  • Garage and side-door locks

Keys and access

  • Rekeying after a move
  • Spare keys and key cutting
  • Master key systems for duplexes
  • Mailbox and garage door locks

Hardware

  • Deadbolt installation
  • New lock installation
  • Door hardware and peepholes
  • Digital and keypad locks

Pricing

Price before work

The published price list starts with a $29.00 service call fee, then a starting price for each job. You get an approximate estimate on the phone; the technician confirms the price on site before starting.

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Popular requests

Where people usually start

03

Apartment lockouts

Tell the dispatcher the building and unit access first.

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04

Eviction lock changes

Lock changes for owners and managers after a lawful eviction.

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How it works

Four steps, no surprises

  1. Call or send the form

    Give your location, what is locked and the make or brand if you know it.

  2. Get a price range

    The dispatcher gives an approximate estimate based on your description.

  3. Technician confirms on site

    The independent technician inspects the lock and confirms the price before work begins.

  4. Work done, pay the technician

    You are invoiced by and pay the technician who did the job.

FAQ

Residential locksmith questions

Is rekeying cheaper than replacing my locks?

Usually, yes. Rekeying keeps the lock body and changes only the pins, so you pay mainly for labor. The price list shows rekeying starting at $19.00 plus the $29 service call fee; the final figure depends on how many cylinders you have.

Will you need proof that I live there?

Expect to be asked for ID or something that ties you to the address before a home is opened. It protects you as much as anyone.

Can you make my existing keys work on a new lock?

Often. If the new lock uses a compatible keyway, it can be pinned to your current key. Ask when you call.

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Request a callback

Leave your details and the problem in a sentence or two. You'll get a call back to talk through the job and a price range. In a hurry? Phone instead.

650-425-6064

Monday through Sunday, All day

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