Park Ten homeowners and apartment residents send us Viking ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, refrigerators, ice machines and outdoor grills. Phone or book online, and tell us if floodwater reached your home in 2017.
Local housing, power events, water conditions, and installation styles all affect how we approach Viking diagnostics here.
Addicks first appeared in 1884 as a rail siding honoring postmaster Henry Addicks, then relocated south in 1947 when the reservoir was constructed. Houston took in the area in 1972.
Most houses were built between the 1980s and the 2000s, and nearly half are detached. By now those kitchens have reached the age of a first serious Viking repair.
The bill tells you who supplies the house. A City of Houston account means a treated mix of surface and groundwater, while a utility district account comes with that district's own yearly quality report.
Hardness decides how quickly scale builds in Viking ice machines and steam ovens. We descale, change filters and confirm the drain runs clear.
Harvey filled Addicks faster than operators could let water out in 2017, so it backed up into houses on private land within the basin. Thousands of owners found out then that their homes sat in the dam's flood pool.
If your home was flooded then, tell us when booking. We inspect low outlets, boards and base panels on any Viking unit.
Houses of that vintage usually pair a gas or electric range with a door-dispenser refrigerator. Apartment kitchens more often hold compact or entry-level appliances.
A Viking ice maker that stops producing sometimes needs just a new filter or a line that has thawed. We rule out simple causes first and quote in writing.
We come in on I-10 and Highway 6, and from there Park Ten Boulevard and Barker Cypress lead to the subdivisions and apartments by the reservoir. For directions, Bear Creek Pioneers Park within the reservoir works as a reference. Include a photo of the rating label with your request.
Original appliances and supply lines in these houses are approaching the end of their lives. A drain that runs slowly may have a clogged filter or a kinked hose. If your home flooded in 2017, damaged outlets and floor-level connections can still cause trouble, and an electrician should look at any scorched receptacle.
We check the board, wiring and connections first. A written quote comes before any repair.
Check the filter and make sure the water line is not frozen. If both are fine, book us to test the valve.
Yes. Send the unit number, entry code and office contact so the technician can get in.
