24/7 · van ~24 min out

Hayward & the unincorporated strip beside it · 24/7

Residential Locksmith in Hayward

Turnovers in Jackson Triangle and Southgate where a unit needs every old key retired by Saturday. Builder hardware from the 1950s in Burbank and Glen Eden that has never been off the door. Screen and security doors on the flat streets of Mt. Eden. Side gates and detached garages up in the Highlands. Keypads for a fourplex where four households share one entry, and safes standing in bedroom closets. Cylinders are counted and priced one by one, doors are priced one by one, and you hear what part is going on before it goes on.

from $24/cyl

Starts at

24 min

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24/7

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Residential Locksmith by Eden Locksmith in Hayward

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Residential services and their price ranges

Every job is priced from the list below. The figure is said while you are still on the phone, and the receipt shows the same figure whatever the technician finds at the door.

Lock Rekeying

$24–$39 per cylinder

The lock stays where it is and takes new pins, which retires every key already out in the world. $24 to $39 a cylinder, counted door by door.

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Lock Replacement & Installation

$109–$289

Deadbolts, knob sets, levers and mortise bodies carried on the van, with the make and grade said out loud beforehand. $109 to $289 a door.

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Smart Lock Installation

$169–$429

A keypad or app lock dropped into the bore that is already there and coded for the household, the dog walker and the landlord. $169 to $429.

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Safe Opening

$175–$479

A safe worked open by feel where it stands, whether the combination is lost or the bolts have jammed, then set to a number you pick. $175 to $479.

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On every job

The Eden Rule

Four things that hold the same way whether you rent a unit off Tennyson Road or have owned the house on Prospect Hill since the seventies.

You hear the number while you are still on the phone. Say what happened and what the door is. One number comes back while you are still on the line, and it holds the visit, the labor and any part together, with the $89 service call sitting inside it rather than tacked on underneath. Nothing is offered as a starting point, and nothing is kept back until a technician is standing on your step.
That number is on the receipt, whatever turns up behind the door. A cylinder older than it sounded. A strike shimmed twice by somebody who lived there before you. A security screen bolted across the deadbolt. A gate that has to be lifted to swing. None of it changes what you pay. The card is charged the number from the call, and the emailed receipt carries the same number broken out by line.
Opened without damage first, and a drill only if you agree. Picks, decoders and bypass tools come out on every door, from an apartment cylinder off Mission Boulevard to a mortise set on the slope above B Street, and the lock goes on doing its job after the van leaves. When a mechanism genuinely will not give, you hear what it is doing and what would go back in its place, and you decide. Agreeing to a drill never lifts the number you were given.
Pay at the door, and paper for whoever asks for it. A card reader or a phone tap once the door is behaving, and not a minute before that. The itemized receipt reaches your inbox under a business name, which is what a landlord, a property manager or a claims adjuster actually wants to see. When someone needs the job described in a line they can file, that line comes with it.

Not sure which one you need?

Describe the problem on the call. The price gets named either way.

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24/7 — nights, weekends & holidays

The van is already in town, and the number comes before it moves

Hayward, San Lorenzo, Cherryland and Ashland, San Leandro, Castro Valley and Union City, 24/7, holidays included. Describe the door, hear one number with the $89 visit inside it, and the lock gets opened without damage wherever it can be. The receipt says what the call said. It runs the same way whether the lease is in your name or the deed is.

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