River Oaks, Afton Oaks and ZIP codes 77019 and 77027 are covered for U-Line undercounter refrigerators, wine units, beverage centers and ice machines. Contact us online or by phone and we are there the next day.

Local housing, power events, water conditions, and installation styles all affect how we approach U-Line diagnostics here.
Deed restrictions steered the architecture of River Oaks, whereas Afton Oaks developed between 1951 and 1959, mainly as one-story ranch homes. A good number of the ranches have since been replaced by big new houses.
Custom bars and butler's pantries are common in both neighborhoods. Aging wiring can hide behind millwork, so we check the circuit before shifting a unit.
Taps in both neighborhoods run on Houston water, drawn from Lake Houston, Lake Conroe and the Trinity and mixed with some deep-well groundwater. The city's reported average hardness is around 8 grains per gallon.
That is plenty to scale a clear ice machine over time. We descale it and replace the filter, and a plumber should look at a leaking house line.
Harvey flooded the Buffalo Bayou side of River Oaks so badly that the neighborhood's own patrol took part in rescues. Big live oaks also bring lines down in summer storms.
A hard restart after an outage can blank a display or damage a control board. We test board and sensors, and a wet outlet or panel belongs to an electrician.
Kitchens redone here often carry integrated refrigeration behind custom cabinet panels. Fully integrated units require planning around door panels and tight tolerances before anything comes out.
We confirm clearance and panel weight first. A heavy panel can leave the door sagging and the gasket loose.
Owners in River Oaks and Afton Oaks are often at work when we arrive, with a house manager, nanny or contractor opening the door. Let us know who will greet the technician and whether a side gate or service door is the better way in. Weekday mornings bring landscaping trucks to Inwood and Lazy Lane, so tell us where to park.
Many of the units we open here were installed in whole-house renovations and never serviced since. Clean the condenser grille and check the door seal once a year, and run a clear ice machine’s cleaning cycle on schedule. If a cabinet shop built the panel, keep its number handy, and call an electrician if an outlet behind the unit is warm.
Cloudy or thin ice normally means scale or a worn filter. We descale, replace the filter and check the water pump.
We examine the gasket and hinge, though the cabinet shop may need to adjust the panel.
Yes, if someone can meet the technician. Mention gates and parking.