Garage Door Repair in Pioneer, CA

ZIP code in Pioneer

Service area ZIP code for Pioneer: 95666.

Distances are straight-line from Diamond Springs 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 Pioneer: those whose USPS city name is Pioneer (GeoNames) plus those whose area overlaps Pioneer (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.

Places in and around Pioneer

Next to and around Pioneer you will find Red Corral, Buckhorn, Amador Pines, Glencoe, and Wilseyville.

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

About Pioneer

Pioneer is an unincorporated community (a census-designated place) in Amador County. Pioneer covers about 3.9 square miles and has about 1,322 residents, roughly 336 per square mile. The name Pioneer is shared by 4 places across the country. This is the one in Amador County. Pioneer is in area code 209.

From Diamond Springs to Pioneer

Pioneer lies about 22 miles southeast of Diamond Springs as the crow flies. Drive time depends on the roads and the hour; our technicians' service range is up to about two hours, so call for timing. Pioneer belongs to Amador County, while Diamond Springs is in El Dorado County. Of the 170 places on this site's list, Pioneer ranks 37th in distance from Diamond Springs. Between Diamond Springs and Pioneer the map shows River Pines. Diamond Springs uses area code 530 and Pioneer uses 209. Nearest to Diamond Springs on this site's list: Placerville, El Dorado, Shingle Springs, and Cameron Park.

Census Bureau ACS 2018-2022 estimates and USGS elevation.

Elevation and setting

Ground elevation at the center of Pioneer is about 3,091 feet above sea level (USGS). Diamond Springs is at about 1,761 feet, which puts Pioneer about 1,350 feet higher. Above 3,000 feet, winters bring regular freezing weather; cold is hard on garage door weather seals and lubricated parts.

The houses of Pioneer

Census estimates count 602 housing units in Pioneer. The median home was built in 1981, and 47% of homes were built before 1980. Single-family detached houses make up 91% of Pioneer's homes. About 89 in 100 occupied homes in Pioneer 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 Pioneer.

Around Pioneer

Places close to Pioneer with a page on this site:

• Red Corral 2 mi
• West Point 3 mi
• Buckhorn 3 mi
• Pine Grove 4 mi
• Amador Pines 5 mi
• Glencoe 6 mi
• Wilseyville 7 mi
• El Dorado 20 mi

Repairs available in Pioneer

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

Garage door repairs for Pioneer addresses range from a single roller or cable to a full spring replacement; call dispatch for timing at your address.

Prefer the Pioneer pages themselves? Go to the Pioneer page of our website.