Southwest of the Beltway sits Meadows Place, a self-sufficient little city covering less than a square mile. Drinking water comes from city wells, and a reclaimed-water lake is part of the town. The first houses went up in 1968.
What turns up in Meadows Place homes, and how that affects a Thermador repair in this area.
Farmland bought by Ayrshire Corporation became the first houses in 1968, one year following the creation of the Meadows Municipal Utility District. The city incorporated in 1983 and took on the word Place in 1997. Nearly all of its 1,962 housing units are single-family houses, on 0.93 square miles.
Three wells supply the city's own water system. A lake built in 2011 holds reclaimed water for recreation and irrigation, and a 2012 ranking placed that project second among Texas environmental projects. Current well-water test results appear in the city's annual report.
This city belongs to the Brays Bayou watershed, which also takes in Stafford and Missouri City. In houses this old, the garage refrigerator or freezer is the first appliance we inspect after a big rain, looking for moisture damage, rust and worn cords.
Kitchens from the 1960s and 1970s were planned around dishwashers 24 inches wide and ranges 30 inches wide, making those routine jobs. Remodels sometimes add counter-depth refrigeration or an over-the-range microwave.
With the Southwest Freeway and Beltway 8 nearby, Meadows Place is part of our inner-suburb runs, and plenty of calls are finished the very same day. Streets are easy to follow, driveways have space for a service van, and the compact layout keeps drive time between stops short.
Plenty of houses are over fifty years old, with wiring and plumbing updated one piece at a time. Whenever we work on a range or dishwasher we examine the shut-off valve, the drain connection and the outlet. If something beyond the appliance needs help, like an aging outlet or a corroded valve, you hear about it before we go further, so the right trade can be called. We would rather flag it early than let it undermine the repair.
Possibly. Well water carries more minerals, so film and scale appear sooner. We look at the hardness setting, rinse aid and filter, and the cost goes in writing before repair work starts.
Probably, since 24-inch openings were standard then. We measure height and depth and check the supply, drain and outlet connections beforehand, so the fit is settled before installation day.
Usually, because the city sits beside our inner-suburb routes, and everything else is next-day. Each repair begins with a written price and ends with our 30-day guarantee on workmanship.
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.