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Stanford locksmith visits for faculty housing, the Shopping Center lots and the garages around the hospital
The campus and the land around it: faculty houses on the streets west of the Oval and up toward the foothills, the Shopping Center lots along El Camino Real, the hospital garages, apartments along Sand Hill Road, and more bikes than any other square mile on the map.
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18 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Stanford is eighteen minutes by way of Embarcadero and El Camino, and the work sits in three places. The faculty houses west of campus are 1920s to 1970s houses on leased land, and they carry the same doors as the city: a front deadbolt, a kitchen door onto a yard, a detached garage. A rekey when a house passes to a new family is $27 to $45 per cylinder, a lockout is $129 to $219, picked first, and a smart lock for a household with a sitter is $189 to $479. Dormitory and laboratory doors belong to the university and are worked by its own shop, which is said on the call rather than discovered at the door.
The Shopping Center lots and the hospital garages bring the car calls. A key on the seat after a long afternoon, or a fob that went silent on the cold third level, is a car lockout at $105 to $199 or a fob programmed at $89 to $195, beside the car. A key lost somewhere between the store and the car is a replacement, cut and paired to the immobilizer, at $155 to $419. Say which lot or which garage level and the store or entrance the car faces; the Shopping Center lots are wide and known by the stores along them, and the hospital garages repeat level after level.
The apartments on Sand Hill Road and the streets off it are managed buildings, and a lockout there is $129 to $219 with a tenant's ID asked for at the door. A bike lock with a lost key is cut for a small line, and the rack is left as it was. Evening calls carry $55 between 8pm and midnight and $90 overnight, inside the figure said on the call, and calls are answered 24/7.
Say whether the address is a faculty house, an apartment on Sand Hill Road, a Shopping Center lot or a hospital garage. For a lot, name the store the car faces; for a garage, give the level and the nearest elevator.
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The next district over, the same van and the same figures
FAQ
Asked about Stanford
Eighteen minutes to Stanford. Which way does the van come, and does the lot matter?+
Out Embarcadero Road and onto El Camino Real, so the Shopping Center lots and the streets west of the Oval come up first and the hospital garages a few minutes later. Name the store your car faces, or the garage level and the nearest elevator; those lots repeat themselves and eighteen minutes can become thirty spent looking.
Can a dormitory or a laboratory door on campus be opened?+
No. Those doors belong to the university and are worked by its own shop, and that is said on the call rather than discovered when the van arrives. Faculty houses, the apartments along Sand Hill Road, and any car in a lot or a garage are ours to open.
Our faculty house has just changed hands. What does a rekey cover?+
Every cylinder the household will carry: front door, kitchen door onto the yard, the detached garage and the gate where there is one, at $27 to $45 each with the $89 visit inside the one figure. The hardware itself stays on the doors, because only the pins change and the house keeps its own fittings.
Open 24 hours, 7 days
One call, one figure, and the lock kept whole
Calls answered 24/7 across Palo Alto, Stanford and the towns beside them. The $89 service call, the labor and the parts are inside the figure said on the call, the lock is opened without drilling wherever it allows, and the receipt repeats the figure.