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Pleasanton: twenty-nine minutes, the longest run on this map, with an old main street at one end and new subdivisions at the other
The town at the southern limit of the coverage: a downtown of shops and restaurants with offices above them, older streets around it, and later subdivisions spreading out beyond. Twenty-nine minutes from the van, and nothing else on this site is farther.
~29 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
The drive gets named at the beginning of the call, not at the end of it: twenty-nine minutes, an average taken from real runs rather than a figure trimmed to secure the booking. The work divides cleanly. Downtown it is glass shopfronts that stop locking on a hot afternoon, worn deadlatches, closers that throw a door harder than the latch can catch, and rear exit doors that no longer hold, at $175 to $519 per storefront opening, $335 to $849 per exit device and $155 to $285 for a business lockout. In the subdivisions it is the residential list: a house lockout at $145 to $265, repinning at $31 to $49 per cylinder after a sale, replacement hardware at $139 to $359 and a keypad at $215 to $529. The same summer that moves doors in Danville moves them here, and the same repair fixes them. Everything already contains the $89 visit, and the labor carries ninety days no matter which end of the valley the door is at.
Downtown, give the block and say which door: the glass front onto the sidewalk, a rear door onto the service side, or the street door to a stair. In a subdivision, say the era of the house and which door stopped you.
Pleasanton sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 29 minutes. Every service and price on this site applies there, with nothing added for the distance.
Nearby
Over the hill, the same van
FAQ
Asked about Pleasanton
Can anybody get here faster than twenty-nine minutes?+
On some evenings, yes, because the window is measured from wherever the van happens to be standing rather than from a fixed point on a map, and a job finishing in the south of the valley shortens it. On other evenings twenty-nine is what it is. Either way you get the real number while you still have the option of calling somebody else, which is the point of saying it.
Open 24 hours, 7 days
Tell us whether the door has to be pushed before it locks, and the call is short
Danville and the San Ramon Valley, at any hour. The condition of the door sets the work and the work sets the price, so you get one number on the phone with the $89 service call and the hour already inside it, and that number is what the receipt shows. Ninety days on the labor, in writing, covering the frame as well as the lock.