Four Corners is named for the crossroads of Old Richmond Road, Richmond Gaines Road and Boss Gaston Road, just south of Mission Bend. This compact unincorporated area has the City of Houston on three sides, and older sections stand beside newer subdivisions.
What turns up in Four Corners homes, and how that affects a Thermador repair in this area.
The 2020 census recorded 3,481 housing units on 2.54 square miles. Between 2000 and 2010 the population grew roughly fourfold, as new subdivisions filled the land surrounding the first crossroads. That makes the 2000s the dominant decade for houses, with older ones clustered near the historic intersection and its original roads.
Original sections of Four Corners buy water from Fresh Water Supply District No. 2 of Fort Bend County. Newer subdivisions rely on municipal utility districts for water and sewer. Your own district's annual report names the source and lists test results for your street.
Houston borders this low, flat ground, and the subdivisions send runoff into district ditches and detention ponds. Garages near street level can take on water during downpours, which is rough on garage refrigerators and freezers, so we look at those first.
Houses of the 2000s usually have a dishwasher space 24 inches wide and a range space of 30, so replacing dishwashers and slide-in ranges is straightforward. Many families have another refrigerator out in the garage.
We come in from the Southwest Houston side, and since the area is small, travel inside it is short. It adjoins routes we already run, which leaves same-day windows open fairly often, with the day after as the usual alternative. Tell us whether your house stands in the older part or in a newer subdivision, because that helps us anticipate what is behind the appliance.
Newer sections are 15 to 25 years old now, the age when builder dishwashers and refrigerators begin asking for parts. Older houses may still have original outlets and valves, which merit a look. The appliance and its connections both get examined, and you are told frankly what turned up before repair starts. That way you know whether the cause is the appliance or the house.
Usually a plugged filter, a blocked hose or a drain pump that has weakened. We go from the simplest cause to the hardest, and any part is quoted in writing before it is replaced.
No. A street address is enough to schedule, and a nearby crossroads, Boss Gaston or Richmond Gaines for example, helps the technician locate newer streets quickly.
Very likely. Our Southwest Houston routes run right alongside Four Corners, so a same-day visit often works and the following day is the backup. The price is yours to approve after diagnosis, and for 30 days our workmanship is warranted.
Request a visit online in about a minute or phone our coordinators. Close-in neighborhoods often see a same-day slot; the outer counties usually get the next day across Houston.