Texas City jobs from our records
Eight recent jobs, newest first, by ZIP code and month. No names, no addresses.
• 77590, September 2026: one home, one project. Repiped the whole house, installed a tankless water heater and three new toilets, then cleaned the ducts, repositioned the duct runs and insulated between them.
• 77590, August 2026: attic AC condensate line stopped draining. Cleared it and re-ran the drain from a hard-to-reach attic unit.
• 77590, June 2026: system kept freezing up after a visit in May. Replaced the evaporator coil, the TXV and the filter-drier.
• 77591, March 2026: replaced a 3-ton condenser and evaporator coil in a horizontal set-up, with a new drain pan, float switch and condenser pad. Flushed the copper lines and drain lines first.
• 77590, January 2026: installed a complete 3.5-ton electric system: new air handler with evaporator coil and a no-leak drain pan.
• 77590, October 2025: replaced the condenser fan motor and capacitor on the outdoor unit. Same month, another 77590 home: duct cleaning upstairs and down, plus duct sealing.
• 77590, July 2025: water line work at the meter. Dug about two feet down to the main, set a new tee and hose bib and tied back in to the meter.
• 77590, January 2025: furnace would not heat. Replaced the gas valve.
About three of every four jobs in our records here are in 77590; the rest are in 77591.
Not cooling in a 1970s house in 77590: coils, TXVs and fan motors
Most of our calls here are summer not-cooling visits on single-system homes, and a lot of the equipment is old: units original to 1970s houses, a 1984 system, a 2006 unit. The June 2026 job above is typical: a coil that kept icing over, fixed by replacing the coil, TXV and filter-drier instead of topping off refrigerant again.
In July 2025 a compressor in 77591 was replaced under the manufacturer’s parts warranty, so tell us the system’s age before we quote. See AC repair and AC maintenance.
Horizontal attic systems: 2- to 4-ton replacements in 77590 and 77591
Full replacements are a large share of the work here: 25 installs in two years, gas and electric, mostly horizontal attic installs. The March 2026 job in 77591 shows what goes with one: line set and drain lines flushed, a new pan, float switch and condenser pad. Estimates are free, most installs take one day, and we install any major brand except American Standard. A new system carries our 1-year labor warranty; the manufacturer’s parts warranty is separate. See AC replacement and installation.
Gas valves and furnace checks when a Gulf cold snap reaches Texas City
A furnace that runs only a few nights a winter fails quietly: a weak part goes unnoticed until the one cold week that needs it. The January 2025 gas valve above is that call. In March 2026 a 77591 homeowner booked a heating check on a 1973-built house, which is the point: check in a mild month, not the morning the heat won’t come on. See heating and furnace repair and heat pumps.
Water heaters, tankless units and the whole-house repipe of September 2026
In 77590 more than half the homes predate 1980, and the water heater calls there include tanks around nine years old starting to leak. The September 2026 project went further: a whole-house repipe with a tankless heater and three toilets on the same job. We repair, replace and flush gas and electric tanks and install tankless units. See water heater repair and replacement, tankless water heaters, repiping and toilet repair.
Water lines at the City meter, gas lines and backflow devices
The City of Texas City owns the water line up to your meter; from the meter in, it’s ours. The July 2025 job above sat right at that line: two feet down to the main, a new tee and hose bib, tied back to the meter. In February 2026 a 77590 homeowner called after the City checked his meter and told him the leak was on his side. We repair leaks we can reach, replace water lines and repipe whole houses. We don’t do slab leak repair.
We run and pressure-test gas lines for dryers and ranges. If you smell gas, leave the house, then call 911 and your gas utility; the piping from the meter in is ours. Texas City runs its own backflow prevention program; if your device is due, call and we’ll explain how it works here. See plumbing repair, water leak repair and gas lines.
Shower drains, tub drains and a cast-iron main in the older core
In April 2026 a 77590 shower that wouldn’t drain was cleared the same day. Our drain calls here run to tubs and showers, and in August 2026 a 77590 homeowner called us for a second opinion on a cast-iron sewer main diagnosed as collapsed. On an older house we camera the line first; the inspection is part of the free diagnostic and you keep the video. We don’t put a jetter on old cast iron or clay. See drain cleaning, sewer line repair and hydro jetting.
Condensate lines, soaked insulation and duct cleaning in a bay-side attic
Water in the wrong place is the second theme in our notes from 77590 and 77591: overflowing pans, clogged attic condensate lines, wet insulation under the air handler. In July 2025 we cleaned biological growth out of a 77591 air handler, added a primary float switch and cleaned the ductwork. Once the water is stopped, cleaning the plenums and runs clears what settled while they were damp. See air duct cleaning.
Sources: Turbo Home Services job records (BluePro), 2018–Oct 2026 · U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024, year homes were built (77590, 77591) · City of Texas City, Utilities page (leak reporting, backflow program). Checked November 2026.
