We repair Sub-Zero built-in refrigerators, wine storage, undercounter drawers and ice makers across Greater Katy, from 77449 to 77494. Book online or by phone; most visits happen within a day.
Local housing, power events, water conditions, and installation styles all affect how we approach Sub-Zero diagnostics here.
Early settlers named the spot Cane Island for its creek, and only three of the first houses survived the 1900 Galveston hurricane. Katy incorporated in 1945, and Cinco Ranch, Grand Lakes and Firethorne later grew up around it.
Most of our calls go to newer planned subdivisions with large kitchens. Built-in units there need careful panel handling.
Within city limits, Katy draws Gulf Coast Aquifer water from seven wells through six plants. Beyond the city line, which is where most of Greater Katy lives, each subdivision has its own district, many of them moving to surface water under subsidence rules.
A changing source can change the mineral content at the ice maker. We check the filter and the valve first.
In August 2017 Cane Island Branch and the upper reaches of Buffalo Bayou spilled into town, reaching about 110 homes inside the city. East of town, far more houses went under in the Barker Reservoir pool.
Units in flooded homes need their wiring and controls checked. We inspect the base of any refrigerator that sat in water.
New Katy-area houses tend to have big open kitchens with integrated panels and built-in refrigeration. Two-story layouts are the norm.
Panel-ready units need careful removal of their fronts. Cabinet faces and floors get covered before we start.
Greater Katy reaches into three counties, and our coverage takes in the Harris County side plus the neighborhoods just past the line. Rush hour on I-10, Westpark and the Grand Parkway is slow, so we set windows we can keep. Give us your subdivision and a model plate photo.
Second-floor rooms can hide water line leaks above finished ceilings. If a supply line leaks, a plumber should repair it first. For the unit itself, we test the valve, drain and seals and put the price in writing.
Yes. Cinco Ranch and the other planned communities are as much a part of our Katy coverage as the city itself.
Yes. We take the panels off carefully and protect the cabinets and floor.
New mineral levels can clog the filter and valve screen, so we check those first.
