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West San Jose: postwar tracts either side of the boulevards, and shopping-center parking lots full of car keys

The blocks immediately east of Cupertino: dense tracts built through the fifties and sixties, attached garages and carports, arterial boulevards between them, and the large shopping-center lots that sit at their intersections. Sixteen minutes from the van.

~16 min

Avg. arrival

$89

Service call

24/7

Availability

Orchard Gate serving West San Jose

The housing here is the same generation as the Cupertino grids and produces the same work. A door from 1957 with its original bore, a keypad lock that will not go into it, a leaf that has dropped on its hinges: door first, lock second, one visit, $199 to $495. Repinning after a sale or a change of tenant is $29 to $47 per cylinder and a house lockout is $135 to $245. What is different is the parking. The shopping-center lots on these boulevards produce more vehicle work than anywhere else in the coverage: keys shut inside with the groceries, a fob that stopped being heard, an ignition that turns halfway and stops. A car lockout is $109 to $205, a fob programmed at $95 to $205, a replacement key cut and coded beside the car at $159 to $429, and ignition work $189 to $469. Give the row and the nearest store entrance rather than the name of the center.

For a car, give the nearest store entrance and the row, plus the make, model, year and color, and say whether you still hold any working key. For a house, give the cross street and say what the front door carries.

West San Jose sits at the edge of the map the van covers, so arrival runs about 16 minutes. Every service and price on this site applies there, with nothing added for the distance.

FAQ

Asked about West San Jose

I am somewhere in a shopping-center lot and cannot say which row.+

Give the closest store entrance and the make and color of the car, and stay with it. These lots are big enough that a walk from the wrong end costs more time than the drive over, so two extra details on the call genuinely shorten the wait.

Open 24 hours, 7 days

Say the year the house was built, and the rest of the call is short

Cupertino and the west valley, every hour of the day. The age of the door decides the work and the work decides the figure, so the number comes back on the call with the $89 service call and the hour already inside it, and it is the number on the receipt. Ninety days on the labor, in writing.