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Hercules: the far western end of the coverage, and the newest housing on this whole map
The town west along the shoreline highway, at the outer edge of the service area: subdivisions built from the eighties onward on smaller lots, attached garages, side gates, and shopping blocks along the through road. Twenty-nine minutes from the van, the longest run on this site.
~29 min
Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Everything this site says about old doors stops here, which makes Hercules the opposite end of the range from downtown Martinez. These houses were built long after hardware sizes settled, so bores and backsets match what current locks ship set to, replacement at $119 to $315 is fitting rather than surgery, and a keypad lock at $185 to $459 goes on without the door being opened up first. The steady jobs are a rekey after a purchase at $27 to $44 per cylinder taking in the front, the garage service door, the back and a side gate, a house lockout at $125 to $229 where the interior door from the garage has swung shut, and a builder keypad that has stopped answering and needs either a reset in your name or a replacement with the old codes cleared. Along the through road there are shops and suites, so storefront door locks are $152 to $449 per opening and a business lockout is $135 to $245. Cars in the lots bring a lockout at $99 to $189 and a key cut and coded at the vehicle at $149 to $399. Twenty-nine minutes is a real wait and it is said plainly rather than shaded down to win the job, and nothing is added to the figure for the drive.
Give the subdivision or the nearest through road along with the number, since the newer streets curve and repeat. Say whether the property sits behind a gate and how the van is cleared at it, because on this side of the map that is often longer than the last mile of the drive.
Hercules 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 Hercules
Twenty-nine minutes is the longest run you publish. Why cover it at all?+
Because it is the next place along the highway and the doors out there take the hardware already carried on the van. Twenty-nine is an estimate rather than an average dressed up, and it is said before you agree to wait for it. The figure for the work is the Martinez figure, with the $89 service call inside it and no line for the distance.
Open 24 hours, 7 days
Say whether the key meets a keyhole or a cylinder, and the rest of the call is quick
Martinez and the towns around the strait, around the clock. What sits in the edge of the leaf decides the work and the work decides the number, which is settled on the phone with the $89 visit and any late hour already inside it. It reads the same on the receipt. Ninety days on the labor, a rebuilt bronze case covered the same as a new lock.