San Francisco

San Mateo County

Burlingame, where the van ends its run down the Peninsula

Burlingame is the far edge of the territory we cover every day: the shops on Burlingame Avenue, the hotels along the bayfront, and the tree-lined streets between them. Beyond here we still come, but Burlingame we treat as a regular stop.

Cars on the avenue and at the hotels

Keys locked in a car on Burlingame Avenue, in the Caltrain lot, or in the garage of a bayfront hotel: that is what Burlingame calls us about most, and with the right tools it is a short visit. When the key is missing rather than locked inside, a new one gets built beside the car, for most makes, even when none is left.

Jeep dashboard opened with a key programmer mounted on the steering wheel

Houses and the small locks

Home lockouts and rekeys make up the rest: a front door that closed behind someone, a house that changed hands, a mailbox whose key went missing. We open without damage, rekey or replace, and change mailbox locks with proof the box is yours. Hillsborough, just up the hill, gets the same service.

Cabinet lock with keys on an aluminum sliding door

How the price works

Burlingame is inside our regular range, so there is no distance charge. Car openings and keys are priced by make and key type, homes by the number of doors.

Free on-site estimate on most jobs, and the final price is said before any work starts. You can still say no.

All our pricing rules

Questions from Burlingame

Is Burlingame too far for you?
No. It sits at the end of our daily route, and we are there often. You get a real arrival time on the phone.
Can you open a car at a bayfront hotel garage?
Yes, with ID matching the registration or the rental paperwork.
Do you change mailbox locks?
Yes, with proof the box is yours. For a cluster box, the building manager may need to approve it.
Do you cover Hillsborough?
Yes, same van, same pricing.

Locked out in Burlingame?

Call. The van is on its way down the Peninsula.

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