Pecan Grove lies on FM 359 roughly four miles northeast of Richmond. This country club community was laid out among native pecans, where the ranch and traditional homes predate the master-planned neighborhoods nearby, and many kitchens have been remodeled at least once.
What turns up in Pecan Grove homes, and how that affects a Thermador repair in this area.
In 1973 Bruce Belin and Associates acquired roughly 1,450 acres, building started in 1978, and the place was first called Pecan Grove Plantation. The population reached 9,502 in 1990 and 22,782 in 2020. Houses are chiefly ranch and traditional styles from the late 1970s into the 1990s, on larger lots.
Water, wastewater and drainage across roughly 1,370 residential acres are managed by the Pecan Grove Municipal Utility District, which dates to 1975 and also keeps the neighborhood's drainage working. Its own levee system is rare for a MUD around here.
The Brazos River forms the southwest border, and the MUD levee keeps it out of the neighborhood and away from the streets. In May 2024 the district issued updates as the Richmond gauge was forecast to crest at 45.2 feet, a sign of how closely the river is watched here.
Remodeled kitchens here tend to bring us dishwashers, slide-in ranges and built-in refrigeration. In some original homes the wall oven cabinet now holds a Thermador single or double oven, which is a common installation we handle.
Pecan Grove is anchored by a country club with 27 holes of golf, and plenty of houses face fairways or ponds. Our route in is FM 359 and the Westpark Tollway. It sits farther out than the inner suburbs, so we ordinarily book the next day. Tell us which street you are on when you call, and we will confirm the window.
With houses 30 to 45 years old and kitchens updated in stages, new and old often sit side by side. A recent Thermador dishwasher connected to original plumbing is a classic case, where the aging shut-off valve gives out first. Whenever we install or repair, we look over the valves, drain lines and electrical connections nearby, and tell you if something deserves attention so that you can plan for it instead of discovering it during the next breakdown.
The opening, the floor and counter height, and the connections. Openings of the standard 24-inch width were widespread in that period, though older surfaces can change clearance. We measure and check the supply and drain before confirming the fit.
Next-day is normal, because we treat Pecan Grove as part of the outer area. Richmond and Rosenberg stops are often paired with it to keep your window narrow. Our own 30-day warranty on workmanship covers the finished repair.
Its job is keeping river flooding out of the neighborhood. Indoors, trouble usually comes from age and wear. Each unit is diagnosed first, and you see a written price before we begin.
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.