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Sunnyvale: the longest run on this map, and the same figures at the end of it
The city at the far end of the valley floor: long grids of single-story houses, apartment and condo complexes with gated parking along the main roads, and low office and research buildings on the larger parcels. Thirty-five minutes.
4.9 / 5· 207 reviews from Milpitas and the north end of the valley
~35 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Distance is worth being straight about, so here is the plain version. For anything that can be put in a calendar, thirty-five minutes costs you nothing: repinning at $30–$47 per cylinder with everything after the first at the low end, a first proper deadbolt at $126–$338, a keypad at $198–$496 with its metal key cut at the van the same day, a safe opened at $204–$548, an exit device rebuilt or replaced at $312–$805 per door. Every one of those is a scheduled visit and the drive is ours to absorb. For an emergency the arithmetic is different and you should hear the number before you commit to it: a house lockout is $129–$246, a car lockout $106–$199, a business lockout $142–$265, each with the $89 call-out inside it and $48 or $86 added for the hour, and thirty-five minutes is the run. If somebody closer can be at your door sooner at two in the morning, that is a reasonable thing to weigh, and we would rather you weighed it with the real figure in front of you than found out on the sidewalk.
Say whether the job can wait for daylight, because a scheduled visit costs nothing extra for the distance while an emergency at this range means a thirty-five minute wait. Say which door stopped you and, in a complex, whether a gate or a lobby stands in the way and who inside can open it now.
Sunnyvale sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 35 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 Sunnyvale
Thirty-five minutes out — are you really the right van for us?+
For planned work, yes, and the distance changes nothing on the figure: a repin at $30–$47 per cylinder, a deadbolt at $126–$338, a keypad at $198–$496, a device at $312–$805 per door. For a lockout at two in the morning, the honest answer is that thirty-five minutes is thirty-five minutes, and you hear that along with the total before you agree to wait. Nobody here quotes a friendlier number and hopes you stop counting.
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Name the door, and say who else has a key for it
Milpitas, at any hour, every day of the year. A front door in the tracts, a gate at a complex, a garage service door, a storefront in Midtown or a car in the mall lot — that decides the work, and the work decides the figure. The figure comes back on the same call with the $89 call-out and the clock already inside it, and it is the figure on the receipt. Ninety days on the labor, in writing. The van is already on this side of the interchange.