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Cupertino and the west valley · 24/7

Commercial Locksmith in Cupertino

The retail strips along Stevens Creek Boulevard and De Anza, the older centers out toward Homestead and Foothill, the office suites above and behind them, and the small tenancies that share one glass door and a back corridor. Aluminum storefront doors whose hookbolt stopped throwing once the frame moved, deadlatches worn shallow enough that the door no longer holds itself, closers that slam hard enough to drag the strike out of line. Exit devices on kitchens and back-of-house doors, keypads and readers for a suite where a key has been out too long, and master key systems for an owner holding a row of units. Master key work and access control are walked and counted on site before a figure is given, because a building nobody has looked at cannot be priced honestly. The roll-up bay mechanism is not ours, and you hear that before anybody drives out.

from $165

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17 min

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24/7

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Commercial Locksmith by Orchard Gate in Cupertino

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Commercial services and their price ranges

All sixteen jobs are printed here, fourteen with ranges and two quoted once the doors have been counted on site. What moves a figure inside its range is the door, not the lock: a leaf that still hangs true takes the low end, a leaf that has dropped on its hinges or carries a narrower old bore takes the high one. Describe the door on the call and the range closes to one figure.

Master Key Systems

custom quote

Quoted once the doors have been counted on site. One key sitting above a key for each door, for an owner holding a strip on Stevens Creek or a manager with a corridor of suites.

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Panic Bars & Exit Devices

$315–$799

$315 to $799 per door. Push bars and exit devices for shops, kitchens and back-of-house doors, fitted, rebuilt or brought back into line so the latch lands square instead of scraping past the keeper.

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Access Control

custom quote

Quoted once the doors have been counted. Keypads, readers, electric strikes and credentials for suites and small offices, with a mechanical override cylinder left working on every leaf.

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Storefront Door Locks

$165–$489

$165 to $489. Aluminum glass doors along Stevens Creek and De Anza: hookbolts that no longer throw, deadlatches worn shallow, tired cylinders, and closers that slam a door out of square until nothing meets anything.

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On every job

The Door First

Four things that hold the same way on a 1951 house on the Rinconada grid, an atrium gate in Fairgrove, a keypad on a rebuild off Bubb Road and a glass shop door on Stevens Creek. Ninety days on the labor, printed on the receipt rather than implied.

The door is made right before the lock goes on, in the same visit. A new deadbolt does not fit an old door simply by arriving. On the houses here the bore is usually narrower than the 2 1/8 inches a modern lock is machined for, the backset is off by a quarter inch, and sixty years of hinge sag mean the bolt no longer meets the hole in the frame. That part is carpentry, and it happens before anything is screwed down: the bore opened true, the backset corrected, the hinges shimmed, the strike moved and its mortise recut. Then the lock. A lock hanging on a door that cannot hold it is not a finished job.
One figure, with the hour already counted into it. The number covers the visit, the labor and the parts, and the $89 service call sits inside it rather than underneath it. A van arriving between 8pm and midnight carries $55, and between midnight and 7am $95, both named on the call instead of at the door. A cylinder older than the paperwork said, a strike screwed into trim instead of framing, a keypad with flat cells: none of those reopen the arithmetic.
On a keypad lock the spread is the door, not the brand. Smart Lock Installation runs $199 to $495, and that range is wide on purpose. What moves you inside it is the leaf in front of you. A door still hanging true sits at the bottom of it. A door that has dropped on its hinges costs the time it takes to bring it back to square. A door with a narrow 1950s bore costs the work of opening it to size without splitting the stile. The make of lock barely moves the figure. Say the year the house was built and the range closes to one number.
A metal key is cut for every keypad we fit. Every keypad deadbolt has an override cylinder, and nearly all of them are sold with a blank that nobody ever takes to a machine. That is fine until the cells go flat at eleven at night in February. So the key is cut at the van the same day the lock goes on, tried in the cylinder while you watch, and you decide where it lives. Ninety days on the labor in writing, with the maker standing behind the part.

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Say the year the house was built, and the rest of the call is short

Cupertino and the west valley, every hour of the day. The age of the door decides the work and the work decides the figure, so the number comes back on the call with the $89 service call and the hour already inside it, and it is the number on the receipt. Ninety days on the labor, in writing.

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