The Addicks Reservoir takes up most of this westernmost corner of Houston north of I-10. Office parks line the freeway, and a few subdivisions and apartment complexes sit along the reservoir's edge.
What turns up in Addicks / Park Ten homes, and how that affects a Thermador repair in this area.
Postmaster Henry Addicks gave his name to a railroad stop here in 1884, and when the reservoir was built in 1947 the community relocated south. Houston took it in during 1972. The census dates most homes to the 1980s through the 2000s, with nearly half being detached houses.
First, see who is on your water bill. The City of Houston name signals surface water treated and blended with wells. A utility district name instead means that district's own yearly quality report spells out what your supply contains. Keep that report with your household records.
In 2017 Harvey filled Addicks faster than water could be let out, and flooding backed into houses standing on private land within the reservoir basin. Thousands of owners discovered they were living inside the dam's flood pool, a fact worth knowing about any home close by.
Homes built between the 1980s and 2000s are now replacing original appliances, so we regularly service Thermador wall ovens, ranges, cooktops, dishwashers and built-in refrigeration here. Apartment kitchens tend to hold built-in ovens and dishwashers.
Use I-10 and Highway 6 to arrive, then Park Ten Boulevard and Barker Cypress to reach the subdivisions and apartments beside the reservoir. Bear Creek Pioneers Park, located inside the reservoir, is a handy landmark for directions.
Houses from this period are at the stage when first-generation appliances and supply lines wear out. An ice maker that quits may only need a fresh filter or a thawed supply line, and a slow-draining dishwasher may have a clogged filter or kinked hose. Simple causes get tested first. If your home flooded in 2017, mention it when booking, since outlets and low connections from that event can still give trouble. You approve a written price before work starts, and we back each repair with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Maybe just starved. We check the filter, the water line and any frozen section before condemning it, since those are cheaper and quicker to fix than the unit.
On the bill. A city name means the Houston supply; a utility district name means that district publishes the report that applies to your tap.
Tell us whether water reached the kitchen. Outlets, drain connections and wiring near the floor may carry damage from then, and we inspect them more carefully.
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