Garage Door Repair in Salinas, CA

ZIP codes in Salinas

ZIP codes we serve in Salinas: 93905, 93906, 93901, and 93907.

Other ZIP codes of Salinas lie farther from Palo Alto (the table gives each one's distance); they are listed for reference and are not part of any service area claimed on this page.

Distances are straight-line from Palo Alto to the center of each ZIP code area. Residents, median year built and owner-occupied share are U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2018-2022 estimates for the ZIP code area. ZIP codes in Salinas: those whose USPS city name is Salinas (GeoNames) plus those whose area overlaps Salinas (U.S. Census ZCTA-to-place relationship file); a ZIP code can belong to more than one city. Listing a ZIP code here does not mean service to every address in it.

Salinas in relation to Palo Alto

By straight-line distance Salinas is about 56 miles southeast of Palo Alto. The road is longer than the straight line, and our technicians' service range here is up to about two hours, so call for timing at your address. Salinas belongs to Monterey County, while Palo Alto is in Santa Clara County. Of the 220 places on this site's list, Salinas ranks 205th in distance from Palo Alto. Between Palo Alto and Salinas the map shows Saratoga, Lexington Hills, Day Valley, and Freedom. Nearest to Palo Alto on this site's list: Los Altos Hills, Stanford, Ladera, and Los Altos.

Census Bureau ACS 2018-2022 estimates and USGS elevation.

About Salinas

Salinas is a city in Monterey County. About 162,783 people live in the 24 square miles of Salinas (around 6,921 per square mile). The name Salinas is shared by 2 places across the country. This is the one in Monterey County. Phone numbers in Salinas use area code 831.

On the map near Salinas

Next to and around Salinas you will find Natividad, Chinatown, Sunset, North Salinas, Alisal, Gabilan Creek, and Boronda.

Parks in and around Salinas include All Veterans Memorial Park, Constitution Soccer Fields, Laurel Heights Park, and Cesar Chavez Community Park.

Schools in and around Salinas include Mission Trails ROP, El Puente, Wellington M. Smith Jr, and Mount Toro High.

Museums and attractions in and around Salinas: Boronda History Center and National Steinbeck Center.

Sources: OpenStreetMap contributors (neighborhoods, parks, museums), National Center for Education Statistics (public schools), CMS (hospitals). See also the Salinas city guide.

Housing in Salinas

Salinas has about 44,503 housing units, according to the Census Bureau. Half the homes date from 1976 or earlier; 57% were built before 1980. 57% of the housing is single-family detached houses. 47% of occupied homes are owner-occupied. Where many homes are older, original springs, cables and openers are more likely to be near the end of their service life.

Housing figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2018-2022 5-year estimates for Salinas.

The lay of the land

The center of Salinas is about 62 feet above sea level (USGS elevation data). Palo Alto is at about 156 feet, so the two sit at nearly the same elevation.

Close to Salinas

These places sit nearest Salinas and also have a page on this site:

• Boronda 2 mi
• Spreckels 5 mi
• Castroville 8 mi
• Prunedale 8 mi
• Marina 9 mi
• Elkhorn 10 mi
• Las Lomas 13 mi
• Hollister 17 mi
• Del Monte Forest 19 mi

Repairs available in Salinas

Salinas calls cover opener repair, snapped cables, off-track doors, emergency repair, and broken spring replacement. See our pricing page for starting prices; the exact total is confirmed before work begins.

If your Salinas garage door will not open, close or stay on its track, call dispatch: timing for Salinas depends on the address, and the price is confirmed before work.

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