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The outlets and the 101 corridor: retail units, warehouses, motels and a lot the size of a small town
The commercial strip along the highway: the outlet centre and its parking, warehouses and distribution units on the frontage roads, motels and fuel stops, and the Caltrain lot at the south end of the line. Ten minutes from the van.
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Avg. arrival
$89
Service call
24/7
Availability
Two completely different jobs live on this strip. The first is retail: glass storefront doors on units that open at ten and close at nine, hookbolts that stop throwing when the frame moves, deadlatches worn round by a season of traffic. Storefront locks are $149 to $419 per opening and exit devices $269 to $699 per door, and most of that work lands after closing rather than before opening.
The second is the car park, which is the busiest single location in this town for vehicle work. Keys shut in a car with the shopping in the boot, a fob that has stopped talking to the vehicle, a key snapped in a door lock on a cold morning. A car lockout is $99 to $189, a fob $89 to $179, a replacement key $155 to $379 cut and coded where the car stands. Give the row and the nearest entrance rather than just the centre, because the difference between the two ends of that lot is a five-minute walk with a case.
The warehouses and distribution units behind the frontage roads run on shift time, which brings the hour back into it. A personnel door beside a roll-up that will not turn at five in the morning does not inconvenience one person, it holds a load. Business lockouts are $135 to $239 with $40 for the early window. The man-door and its lock are ours; the roll-up mechanism and its motor are a different trade, and you will be told which one has stopped you before anybody drives out.
Motels along here produce their own steady work: master key systems for a row of rooms, a keypad or reader on a staff door, a safe in an office that has stopped taking its combination at $189 to $495. Master key work gets walked and counted on site before a figure is given, because a building nobody has looked at cannot be priced honestly.
For the outlet lot, give the row and the nearest entrance, and the make and colour of the car. For a unit or a warehouse, say whether it is the glass front, the personnel door beside the roll-up, or a yard gate, and whether a load is waiting — that can change the order of the day.
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FAQ
Asked about The outlets & the 101 corridor
I am somewhere in the outlet car park and I do not know which row.+
Find the nearest entrance number or the closest store front and give that, plus the make and colour of the car. That lot is big enough that the walk from the wrong end costs more time than the drive out, so two extra details on the call genuinely make the visit faster.
Our unit door will not open and a load is due out at six.+
Say that on the call, because it changes the order of the day. A business lockout is $135 to $239 with $40 for the early window, and if the lock has to be replaced afterwards that happens on the same visit rather than on a second trip.
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.