Seabrook 77586 is covered for U-Line outdoor refrigerators, ice machines, beverage centers and wine coolers. A phone call or web request secures a three-hour window, frequently the next day.

Local housing, power events, water conditions, and installation styles all affect how we approach U-Line diagnostics here.
Land makes up just 5 of the 21 square miles, which squeezes streets in among marsh, Clear Lake and Galveston Bay. Antique shops and B&Bs fill a small downtown, and mail for El Lago and Taylor Lake Village shares the Seabrook postal area.
With lots that narrow, spare refrigeration usually ends up on a deck or in a garage. We service those units wherever the property allows, and bring hardware chosen for salt and wind.
Surface water comes from Houston's Southeast Water Treatment Plant and passes the Richey and Allen Genoa metering stations. Much of the Bay Area draws Trinity River water from that same source.
A shared supply tends to leave scale on ice machine evaporators and inlet screens. We scrub both, install a new filter and check the fill valve.
A mandatory evacuation covered Hurricane Ike on September 13, 2008. In the aftermath boats and debris closed streets and the library needed rebuilding, and some households were without power or running water for as long as a month.
After an outage that long, refrigeration may restart warm, with old ice and smells trapped in the gasket. We flush the bin and drain, test the compressor and replace seals that hold odors.
Raised bayfront houses frequently come with compact dishwashers and stacked laundry. Inland kitchens are bigger, with 30-inch ranges and French-door refrigerators.
Raised homes are where a drawer refrigerator or ice maker suits best. We repair them on decks and inside tight cabinets, with fittings picked for wind and salt.
Seabrook lies on SH 146 between Kemah and La Porte, and our Clear Lake loop typically gets to you by the next day. When Keels and Wheels fills the waterfront each May, or on other busy weekends, we plan around the traffic. If street parking is tight, say so when you book.
Humidity from the docks keeps gaskets wet and coils grimy, so an outdoor refrigerator running hot may need cleaning more than parts. After a storm, wait until the voltage is steady before plugging back in. If a unit refuses to restart or flashes an error, a failed outlet is an electrician’s call and a leaking line at the cabinet is a plumber’s.
Gaskets, drain lines and the ice bin hold odors. Scrub the seals with mild soap, swap the filter and empty old ice, and if cooling is still uneven we look at the fan and sensors.
Yes. A large share of our Bay Area work is on the water, so salt-resistant hardware rides along and we watch for corrosion.
Usually, yes. The price comes in writing first, and 30 days of coverage follow our labor.