When your gate malfunctions, it’s not just an inconvenience; it’s a dangerous situation. Houston Gate Service LLC provides emergency gate repair in Alief, so you’re never left without protection.
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We’re not just another gate company; we are continuously making Alief, TX more beautiful and protected to sustain comfort. At Houston Gate Service LLC, we combine years of experience with a genuineness for quality. Whether you need a simple repair or a brand-new automated gate system, our team has the expertise for the Harris County community.
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At Houston Gate Service LLC, we offer a complete range of gate services in Alief, TX, designed to upgrade both your security and your property appeal. Whether you’re looking to repair an existing gate, upgrade to an automated system, or install a brand-new gate that complements your home, our team has the expertise to make it happen. We handle everything from metal gate welding to emergency repairs, assuring your gate remains a functional and beautiful part of your property for years to come. Give us a call at 832-496-2026 to schedule a free consultation
In 1861, Reynolds Reynolds claimed 1,250 acres (5.1 km2) of land near Brays Bayou. The land was sold to Jacamiah Seaman Daugherty in 1888 and in the following year, he allowed the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway to build on his land. Daugherty sold his land in 1893 to Francis Meston who planned to engineer a community. Daugherty stayed to oversee land sales in Meston’s Houston office. In 1894, the community was surveyed and recognized by Harris County. Surveyors named the town Dairy, Texas. The first two town settlers, Dr. John S. Magee and his wife, Alief Ozelda Magee, moved from Ellis County to Dairy the same year.
The Railroad Depot 1902Alief Ozelda Magee, acting as the town’s first postmistress, applied to open the first post office in 1895. On August 16, 1895, the post office opened. The postal service referred to the office as “Alief” in her honor to help avoid confusion with mail intended for the similarly named town of Daisy, Texas. The site of the post office, which was operated from her home, was honored with a Texas State Historical Marker in 1990. The marker (number 10644) is located on the south side of 7th Street between F Street and G Street.
Meston deeded property to Dr. John S. Magee, Newton Gentry, and Hardy Price for use as a cemetery in 1900. Alief Ozelda Magee, who died in 1899, is buried in the cemetery. The cemetery is located at what is now the intersection of Bellaire Blvd. and Dairy Ashford. The Texas Historical Commission recognized Alief Cemetery with a historical marker (number 10589) in 1984.
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