Garage Door Repair in Lost Hills, CA

ZIP code in Lost Hills

Lost Hills ZIP code covered: 93249.

Distances are straight-line from Bakersfield 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 Lost Hills: those whose USPS city name is Lost Hills (GeoNames) plus those whose area overlaps Lost Hills (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.

From Bakersfield to Lost Hills

Measured in a straight line, Lost Hills is about 41 miles northwest of Bakersfield. That is a map figure, not a drive time. Our technicians' service range around Bakersfield is up to about two hours; call for timing at your address. Bakersfield and Lost Hills are both in Kern County. Of the 89 places on this site's list, Lost Hills ranks 67th in distance from Bakersfield. Within Kern County it is number 60 of 65 places on the list. On a map, Shafter, Cherokee Strip, Mexican Colony, and Smith Corner sit roughly between Bakersfield and Lost Hills. Both use area code 661. Nearest to Bakersfield on this site's list: Benton Park, Old Stine, La Cresta, and Casa Loma.

Census Bureau ACS 2018-2022 estimates and USGS elevation.

About Lost Hills

Lost Hills is an unincorporated community (a census-designated place) in Kern County. Lost Hills covers about 5.5 square miles and has about 1,754 residents, roughly 316 per square mile. The nearest city of 100,000 or more is Bakersfield (about 417,468 residents), roughly 41 miles southeast.

Places in and around Lost Hills

Parks in and around Lost Hills include Lost Hills Park.

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

Homes in Lost Hills

Census estimates count 497 housing units in Lost Hills. The median home was built in 1983, and 48% of homes were built before 1980. Single-family detached houses make up 39% of Lost Hills's homes. About 35 in 100 occupied homes in Lost Hills are lived in by their owners. Garage door springs and cables wear with every cycle whatever the age of the house, so age is only one guide to when service is due.

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

Elevation and setting

Ground elevation at the center of Lost Hills is about 250 feet above sea level (USGS). Bakersfield is at about 383 feet, which puts Lost Hills about 150 feet lower.

Close to Lost Hills

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

• Wasco 18 mi
• Buttonwillow 20 mi
• Alpaugh 21 mi
• Allensworth 22 mi
• Smith Corner 25 mi
• Delano 25 mi
• Mexican Colony 26 mi
• Corcoran 32 mi

What we fix in Lost Hills

In Lost Hills we handle new garage doors, emergency repair, off-track doors, snapped cables, and opener repair. The exact price is confirmed before work starts, and our pricing page explains what each job starts at.

Whether you search for garage door repair in Lost Hills or for a spring replacement near it, the call goes to the same dispatch line, which gives you the timing for your address.

The Lost Hills page of our website has its own pages and starting prices: visit the Lost Hills page.