We repair Sub-Zero columns, wine storage, undercounter drawers, ice makers and outdoor refrigeration on both sides of the bayou in 77024 and 77063. Book by phone or online, and include gate instructions.
Local housing, power events, water conditions, and installation styles all affect how we approach Sub-Zero diagnostics here.
Piney Point incorporated in 1955 with an alderman form of government and today counts about 1,100 homes. Its ordinances forbid commerce entirely, so every winding street is private houses end to end.
Every call here goes to a residence, usually behind a gate and often with more than one refrigerated space. Tell us which kitchen holds the unit so we bring the right parts.
On the north bank, Piney Point houses share the Memorial Villages Water Authority with Hedwig Village and a piece of Hunters Creek. Houses on the south bank are tied to another provider.
That is why the name on your water bill is one of our first questions about slow ice or a weak dispenser. The answer tells us whether to start at the filter and valve or at supply pressure.
Buffalo Bayou cuts straight through the village, and after Harvey the Army Corps let water out of Addicks and Barker. The bayou ran high for days and flooded homes along its banks downstream, the Memorial area among them.
Outdoor refrigeration and low beverage units near the water are the first to meet a rising bayou. We inspect their base and wiring for corrosion before they are switched back on.
Column refrigeration is common in Piney Point kitchens, and many estates add a catering kitchen or an outdoor kitchen. Each extra space brings more refrigeration to look after.
A catering refrigerator used only for parties can sit idle long enough for seals to stiffen and odors to build. We check its gasket, drain and condenser when we are already on site for the main kitchen.
Piney Point mail goes to 77024 except for the strip below the bayou, which is 77063. Our vans turn in from Memorial Drive, San Felipe or Piney Point Road, and a gate usually stands between the street and the kitchen. A gate code, a contact name and a model plate photo sent at booking keep the technician from idling outside.
Outdoor refrigeration lives with heat, rain and pollen that indoor units never see. If an outdoor unit’s GFCI trips in wet weather, an electrician should inspect the circuit before we work on the unit. Otherwise we clean the condenser, test temperatures and check the door seal for gaps.
Usually. Outdoor units battle heat and debris, so we begin with the condenser, the airflow path and the door seal before testing refrigerant pressures.
Yes, both sides of the bayou are covered. We also keep in mind that your water comes from a different system when we diagnose the ice maker.
Gladly, if you ask. Units that sit idle can hide worn gaskets, and we only quote the work you request.
