Pinehurst and ZIP code 77362 lie on our northwest Montgomery County route for U-Line undercounter refrigerators, wine units, beverage centers and ice machines. Request a visit online or ring us, and we come next day.

Local housing, power events, water conditions, and installation styles all affect how we approach U-Line diagnostics here.
The 1860 post office was called Prairie Home, and by 1871 it had become Hunter's Retreat. Six sawmills were shipping lumber and cotton by 1885.
Wooded lots at FM 149, FM 1774 and Highway 249 now fill about nine square miles between Magnolia and Tomball. Any bar or garage beverage center there needs room behind it, so we measure before ordering parts.
No city runs water in unincorporated Pinehurst, so your statement names the utility behind your street. Next-door neighbors can have different suppliers.
A slow-filling clear ice machine usually has sediment in its inlet screen. We clean it and test the valve and pressure, and weak pressure at the wall is plumber territory.
As the name suggests, this is pine country, and spring pollen leaves a yellow film on everything outside. It lands on grilles and condenser fins just ahead of the long summer heat.
A pollen-coated coil keeps a wine unit or beverage center running and warm. We vacuum the coil, test the fan and read temperatures, and a late-spring cleaning carries a unit through August.
Some houses still have freestanding ranges and top-load washers, while new builds on wooded lots feature gas cooktops and front-load laundry. Many of the newer kitchens include a wet bar or pantry nook sized for undercounter refrigeration.
Built-in U-Line models need a clear front vent, which doors and toe-kick panels sometimes block. That opening is our first check on any unit that cycles too often.
Pinehurst sits roughly four and a half miles above the Harris County line, at the meeting of FM 1774 and Highway 249. That puts us on the northwest Montgomery County run, with next-day visits. Magnolia and Tomball school traffic on FM 1774 can slow afternoons, so we confirm a three-hour window.
Pollen and fine dust collect on any refrigerator with a front grille, and compact units suffer most. When one runs but fails to cool, we clean the coil, test the evaporator fan and check the control sensor. Scorched outlets or tripping breakers mean an electrician before repairs.
Look for the label on an inner side or top wall, or behind the drawer front. A photo of the plate is enough for us to bring the right parts.
Yes. Sediment clogs the inlet screen and low pressure slows the fill, so we test screen, valve and pressure before recommending a part.
Our workmanship is warranted for 30 days. The price is put in writing first and only changes if you approve extra work.