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Colma: small streets, big yards, and doors that mostly belong to businesses

The small town below Daly City, more ground than housing, with car dealerships, yards and businesses along the main roads and a modest residential core. Twenty-eight minutes from Divisadero.

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Avg. arrival

$89

Service call

24/7

Availability

Bay Gate serving Colma

Most of what we do in Colma is commercial: unit doors, gates, padlocks and the odd storefront, with a smaller share of houses in the residential streets. Storefront and unit locks are $169 to $479, a business lockout $155 to $279, a house lockout $135 to $249, and rekeys $28 to $46 per cylinder. The weather sits between the Daly City fog and the sheltered flats further inland, so outdoor hardware wears faster than indoor hardware and the difference is worth spending a little more on once. Twenty-eight minutes is the honest run and it is quoted before you decide to wait for it. Prices are the same as the city, with the $89 visit inside every figure and $55 after 8pm or $95 after midnight already counted in.

Give the road and the business or the house number, and say whether the door is a gate, a unit door, a storefront or a home. Twenty-eight minutes is the usual arrival and it is said on the call, not after you have waited.

Colma sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 28 minutes. Every service and price on this site applies there, with nothing added for the distance.

FAQ

Asked about Colma

Do you actually come out to Colma at night?+

Yes, at the same prices as the city, with the overnight amount counted into the figure before you agree. The wait is longer than a city address and gets quoted honestly on the call rather than discovered while you stand outside.

Open 24 hours, 7 days

Say what the key is doing, hear the figure, get back inside

San Francisco plus Daly City, Colma, Brisbane, South San Francisco and Pacifica, 24 hours, holidays included. Stiff, halfway, snapped, or a healthy lock on the wrong side of a closed door: one number comes back with the $89 visit and the hour of the night already inside it, and it is the number on the receipt.