The Museum District is a few minutes from the Pace shop, and it is the kind of neighborhood where finding a leak precisely matters more than finding it fast. Nobody wants exploratory holes in a 1920s house.
The plumbing in Museum District
Housing here skews to larger homes from the 1920s and 1930s, many carefully restored, alongside newer condominium and mid rise construction near Hermann Park. Original galvanized supply lines and cast iron drains are common in the older houses, often partly replaced over the decades in a patchwork. That patchwork is exactly why leak location comes first: the pipe behind one wall is frequently not the same material or vintage as the pipe behind the next.
What we get called for in Museum District
- Slab and wall leak location
- Whole house repiping
- Cast iron drain replacement
- Water heater replacement
- Backflow testing for irrigation
Near Hermann Park
Pace covers Museum District and the area around Hermann Park, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Rice University, Houston Zoo. The shop sits at 3429 McGowen St., so most of these calls are a short run for us rather than a cross town dispatch.