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Hollister: over the county line, with its own main street, its own yards and its own early shift

The town over the county line in San Benito: a brick main street with shops and flats above, residential grids around it, and packing and equipment yards on the edges. Twenty-four minutes from the van.

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Avg. arrival

$89

Service call

24/7

Availability

Daybreak serving Hollister

Hollister runs on the same clock as Gilroy and produces the same shape of work: early calls from yards and crews, evening calls from the shops on the main street, and residential lockouts spread across both. A house lockout is $119 to $209, a business lockout $135 to $239, and the early window between four and seven carries $40, the same as an evening and less than the $70 after midnight.

The housing splits between older stock around the centre with original hardware and newer subdivisions on the edges with builder keypads. The first wants repinning and a strike moved into framing at $25 to $41 a cylinder; the second wants codes changed and keys retired. Neither is complicated, and both are cheaper than the replacement somebody will try to sell you.

The yards and equipment lots on the edge of town bring padlocks, gate locks and personnel doors beside roll-up bays, all of which live outdoors and fail from weather rather than use. Replacement is $112 to $279, and doing it before it strands somebody is a fraction of doing it at six in the morning.

Twenty-four minutes is the honest run and it is said on the call before you commit to waiting. It is not the shortest wait on this site and pretending otherwise would help nobody. Prices are the Gilroy list, unchanged by the county line.

Give the street and the nearest cross street, and say whether it is a house, a shop on the main street, or a yard. If a load or a crew is waiting, say so — it changes the order of the day.

FAQ

Asked about Hollister

Twenty-four minutes is a while. Can you come sooner?+

Sometimes, depending on where the van is when you call. What will not happen is a shorter number quoted to win the job and missed on the day. You get the honest figure up front and decide with it in front of you.

Is it dearer once you leave the county?+

No. Same list, same $89 visit inside every figure, same hourly tiers. The address changes the wait, not the price.

Open 24 hours, 7 days

Say the hour and what stopped you, hear the figure, get to work on time

Gilroy plus San Martin, Hollister, Aromas, San Juan Bautista and Watsonville, around the clock, every day. Four to seven in the morning costs what an evening costs and less than a night, and whatever hour it is, the number comes back on the call with the $89 visit already inside it — and it is the number on the receipt.