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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
By Jaden Edison and Pooja Salhotra

Texans heading into a second week without electricity are battling heat, frustration and boredom

Juan Pinon disperses wet concrete on Sunday, July 14, 2024, at Channelview in Houston, Tx. Hurricane Beryl destroyed part of Pinon’s fence, but as a career construction worker, Pinon was able to get started on the repairs quickly.
Juan Piñón disperses wet concrete on Sunday while repairing a fence destroyed by Hurricane Beryl in Houston. Sunday marked the family’s seventh day without power at their home on the east side of the city. (Credit: Olivia Anderson/The Texas Tribune)

CHANNELVIEW — Juan Piñón’s long-sleeve black shirt and forest green pants were soaked. He used a shovel to scrape concrete mix out of a blue wheelbarrow and throw it on the ground.

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