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Sunnyvale and the towns beside it · 24/7

Automotive Locksmith in Sunnyvale

The Sunnyvale Caltrain lot, the mall structures, the office garages off Java Drive and Mathilda Avenue, the flat streets around Ortega Park and Las Palmas Park, a carport behind a fourplex on El Camino Real. Photo ID and the registration are matched to the plate before a blank goes near the machine. Nothing is packed up until the engine has fired twice on the new key and the doors lock and unlock with it, and a lost key can be dropped out of the vehicle memory when you want that done. One practical note for the garages: a gated structure needs somebody who can get the van through, so say on the call whether that is you, the building or an attendant.

from $89

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21 min

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Automotive Locksmith by Baylands Lock & Access in Sunnyvale

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Automotive services and their price ranges

Every job is priced from the list below, including the access work most locksmiths quote instead of pricing. Say which opening it is and the figure is settled on the call, with the after-hours hour already inside it.

Car Key Replacement

$159–$399

A key cut and coded in the parking space the car is sitting in, spare included, even when the last key is gone. $159 to $399, registration checked first.

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Key Fob Programming

$89–$195

A vehicle remote or proximity fob paired without moving the car anywhere. $89 to $195, and the floor there is the visit itself.

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Ignition Repair

$185–$439

A cylinder that will not turn, or turns and leaves the dash dead, rebuilt or swapped at the curb. $185 to $439.

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Motorcycle Keys

$119–$279

Bikes and scooters, blade cut and chip coded where the machine is parked. $119 to $279.

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On every job

Whichever Door Stops You

Four things that hold the same way for a fourth-floor unit off Fair Oaks Avenue, a 1958 ranch house in Cherry Chase, a 240-unit lobby at Moffett Park and a shop door on Murphy Avenue.

One figure on the call, whether the job is a cylinder, a reader or a gate board. Say which opening has stopped and what it is doing. A single figure comes back that already contains the $89 visit, the labor and every part that ends up on the opening. Access work is priced the same way as a deadbolt here, $149 to $429, rather than sent off for a quote: a fob reader, a maglock, a request-to-exit sensor, a keypad, a call box, a clicker or a gate operator all sit in that band, and you hear the number before you agree to anything.
The receipt carries that same figure, whatever the technician finds behind the panel. A gate operator wired by three different contractors since 2009. A maglock still holding because the release button was never landed on the right circuit. A unit door whose latch has not met its strike since the building settled. A fob batch that was enrolled on a panel nobody has the code for. None of it changes what you pay. The card is charged the figure from the call, and the emailed receipt shows that figure broken into lines.
The opening is made without damage first, and a drill only once you say so. Picks, decoders, bypass tools and, on the electric side, the manual release and the board itself come out before anything destructive does, so the lock or the reader is still working when the van pulls away. If a mechanism genuinely will not give, you hear what it is doing and what would go in its place, and the call is yours. Agreeing to a drill never earns anyone a higher figure.
Card or tap at the opening, and paper for whoever has to file it. A reader or a phone tap once the door behaves, not a minute earlier. An itemized receipt arrives in your inbox under a business name. When a landlord, a building manager, an HOA board or an insurer needs the job described in a line they can put in a file, that line comes with it.

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

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24/7 — nights, weekends & holidays

Say which opening stopped you, hear the figure, and get through it

Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Cupertino, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills and Alviso, 24/7, holidays included. A gate, a lobby reader, a fob, a unit door, a shop front, a car or a safe: one figure comes back with the $89 visit and the hour already inside it. Your own door and your own fob are yours to arrange; a shared opening takes a word from the manager or the HOA, and that gets sorted while you are still on the phone.

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