Locksmith in Mountain View, CA.

Here is how One & Only Locksmith handles locksmith calls in Mountain View.

Mountain View sits on the southern shore of San Francisco Bay in Santa Clara County, between Palo Alto, Los Altos and Sunnyvale. Castro Street forms a walkable seven-block downtown between the Caltrain and VTA transit center and El Camino Real, while north of US-101, North Bayshore holds the Googleplex, Shoreline Amphitheatre and Shoreline Park, with Shoreline Boulevard its busiest access road; East Whisman, on the east side, is a low-rise office and light-industrial area now planned for mixed use. Neighborhoods include 1950s and 1960s ranch homes on former orchards, Eichlers in Monta Loma and Spanish-style homes in Cuernavaca. US-101, CA-85, CA-237 and Central Expressway serve the city.

We are a mobile service: a technician comes to your address in Mountain View for home, business, vehicle and emergency lock and key work. The dispatch line, (888) 492-0666, is answered around the clock. The dispatcher confirms the address and the problem and gives you an ETA before anyone is sent.

Corridors: Castro Street (downtown), Middlefield Road and Rengstorff Avenue. If you are on one of these, tell the dispatcher the nearest cross street; curb access and parking can be tight, and that affects where the technician can stop.

Reference points: NASA Ames Research Center / Moffett Field, Downtown Castro Street and Mountain View transit center. Naming the closest one helps when a street address is new or unnumbered.

Housing stock: Ranch-style homes from the 1950s and 1960s on former orchard land in Blossom Valley; Eichler mid-century homes in Monta Loma; Spanish-colonial homes with red tile roofs in Cuernavaca. Post-war tract houses usually have standard cylindrical locks, which means rekeying and keying alike are straightforward and new deadbolts fit without re-boring the door.

Commercial districts: North Bayshore tech employment district (Googleplex), East Whisman office and light-industrial area, now planned for mixed use, Downtown Castro Street and El Camino Real corridor. For storefront and office calls, have the business name and suite number ready and tell the dispatcher whether there is a loading dock, lobby desk or after-hours entrance.

Getting to you: US-101 separates North Bayshore from the rest of the city, with Shoreline Boulevard the busiest of three access roads; CA-85, CA-237 and Central Expressway (County Route G6) cross the city. Caltrain and VTA light rail meet at the downtown transit center at the end of Castro Street.

ZIP codes served in Mountain View: 94035, 94039, 94040, 94041, 94042, 94043.

Addresses just over the city line in Sunnyvale, Los Altos, Palo Alto and Stanford are dispatched the same way. If the address sits on a boundary, give the dispatcher the cross street.

Technicians reach Mountain View by US-101, CA-85 and CA-237.

Mountain View is served as part of Silicon Valley; the same dispatch line covers all of the Bay Area that we work in.

For lock or key work in Mountain View, tell the dispatcher your address and what is wrong. You get an ETA before anyone is sent, a written quote before any work starts and a receipt when it is done. The line is answered around the clock.

One & Only Locksmith is bonded and insured; a certificate of insurance is available on request.