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Livermore: an old downtown, decades of tracts around it, and vineyard parcels at the edges
The city east along the valley: a compact old downtown with shops and small offices, tracts from the fifties through the nineties spreading out from it, newer subdivisions on the south side, and vineyard and country parcels beyond the edges. Twenty-six minutes.
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~26 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Three kinds of address here and the same list for all of them. Downtown it is commercial and it lands at closing time: storefront and suite hardware at $166–$505 per opening, a business lockout at $148–$276, exit devices at $324–$836 per door, with $52 riding on an arrival between eight at night and midnight. In the tracts it is the ordinary count — repinning at $34–$52 per cylinder with everything after the first at the low end, a house lockout at $134–$255 with the $89 call-out inside it, replacement hardware at $132–$352 on a door whose frame has settled far enough that the bolt catches the edge of its hole. On the country parcels it is gates, barns and padlocks that have stood outdoors for a decade, priced the same way per cylinder and often replaced rather than pinned. Twenty-six minutes is the honest run east, and the only thing the distance changes is the clock.
Say whether it is a house, a shop or a parcel outside town, and which door stopped you. For a shop, give the time you lock up, since that settles whether the evening addition applies. For a house, count the outside doors and gates. For anything at the edges of town, say what marks the driveway from the road.
Livermore sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 26 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 Livermore
We have several doors to repin. Is it cheaper per door if they are done at once?+
Yes, and that is why the figure is per cylinder rather than per house. The first cylinder carries the trip and sits at the top of $34–$52; everything after it sits at the low end because the van is already on the driveway and the machine is already set up. Count the openings before you call, including the garage service door and the gate, because the count is the whole figure and it is usually one or two higher than people guess.
Open 24 hours, 7 days
Name the door, and say how long since anyone used it
Pleasanton, whatever the hour, every day of the year. An entry in the tracts, a seized gate latch on a hill street, a pool gate, a safe left behind by the last owners, a shop door on Main, a car sitting in the Stoneridge lot — that is what decides the work, and the work decides the figure. You get that figure on this call with the $89 drive and the clock already inside it, and it is the figure on the invoice. Ninety days on the labor, in writing. The van is a few doors off Main.