Two Counties, Two Rule Sets
Harris and Montgomery counties handle permits differently. In Montgomery County, a reroof or an interior remodel on public utilities needs no permit, but an addition does. We go by your exact address, not just the ZIP.
Harris & Montgomery Counties
Home Improvement in Spring, TX
Fence repair, storm fixes, wood rot repair, and bathroom updates for Spring homes, from 1970s Cypresswood to Gleannloch Farms and Imperial Oaks. Your address decides your county rules, so we check that first.
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Why Spring
One Spring address, two possible counties.
Spring itself is an unincorporated area of Harris County. But the "Spring, TX" mailing address reaches north into Montgomery County too, where you find Imperial Oaks and Legends Ranch. That matters for your project. Montgomery County needs no permit for interior remodels on public water and sewer, or for a reroof. It does need a development permit for any new structure or addition. On the Harris side, the county handles development and floodplain permits.
Spring's homes span about 50 years. Cypresswood went up from the mid-1970s to 1990. Imperial Oaks started in 1990. Gleannloch Farms and WindRose came in the late 1990s and 2000s. Older homes often need wood rot repair on trim and siding. Newer ones need fence work and bath updates.
Fence, roof, and repair work for Spring homes.
Tap any service to see the process, materials, and common fixes.
Fencing
Fence repair after storms, full replacements, and gates that stick or sag.
Roofing
Roof repair, leak repair, and replacement for Spring homes of every age.
Home Remodeling
Wood rot repair, drywall, tile, and updates for 1970s and 80s homes.
Bathroom Remodeling
Bath refreshes, walk-in showers, tile, and new vanities.
Handyman Services
Small fixes on one list, like doors, trim, fixtures, and drywall patches.
Painting & Drywall
Exterior and interior painting, plus trim and siding prep.
Landscaping
Landscape design, patios, pavers, and yard cleanup.
French Drains
Drainage for yards that hold water near the slab or fence.
Concrete
Concrete patios, walkways, and slabs.
Popular requests in Spring
Spring-area neighborhoods
We work from Old Town Spring to Gleannloch Farms.
Some of these are on the Harris County side and some are in Montgomery County. Champions homes mostly have Houston addresses but sit right next door. If yours is not listed, call and ask.
- Gleannloch Farms
- Auburn Lakes
- Augusta Pines
- WindRose
- Cypresswood
- Timber Lane
- Klein
- Champions
- Imperial Oaks
- Legends Ranch
- Old Town Spring
Four local factors we plan for on Spring jobs.
Gleannloch Masonry Rule
Gleannloch Farms design rules require most homes to be at least 51 percent masonry, like brick or stone. Stone changes need ARC approval. We keep that in mind for any exterior work there.
Creek Flooding
Harvey flooded about 8,750 homes in the Cypress Creek watershed and about 510 along Spring Creek on the Harris side. Lots near the creeks may need a floodplain permit for bigger projects.
Pines and Shade
Tall pines shade many Spring roofs. Shaded roofs can grow algae and moss, and needles fill gutters. We check both when we inspect a roof.
What Houston-area homeowners say about Saul
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These come from customers across the Houston area. We picked reviews about storm cleanup, fence and brick work, and a sprinkler install, jobs that come up often around Spring.
"Thank you Saul and his crew for help with cleanup from recent storm. They provided excellent service removing and hauling away many broken tree limbs and excess debris. His rate was honest and fair for the work done. Plus they worked rather fast."
"Saul did an awesome job with our fence and brick work. See pics for the before and after. Very polite and a hard working young man. Highly recommended! Thank you Saul for being there for us when we needed a trustworthy individual. You are heaven sent to us."
"He installed a sprinkler system in my front yard. The price was very reasonable and the work was very professional. He kept his word on everything that he promised. The sprinkler system is working great and I'm so glad that we had him do this work. Highly recommended!"
Typical Spring projects
See the gallery →What these jobs usually look like in Spring.
These describe common jobs and the local problems behind them. They are not write-ups of specific customer projects.
Fence Repair
Typical fence repair after a Spring storm
High winds and falling limbs knock down fence sections all over Spring. We clear the damage, replace broken posts and boards, and match the rest of the fence as closely as we can. If most of the fence is old, we will tell you if a full replacement makes more sense.
- Common signs: Leaning or snapped posts, missing boards, a gate that will not close.
- What we check: Post condition, HOA style rules, and trees that may fall again.
- Related service: Fence repair
Wood Rot Repair
Typical trim and siding repair on an older Spring home
Many homes in Cypresswood and Champions are 35 to 60 years old. Water gets behind trim, fascia, and siding, and the wood slowly rots. We cut out the soft wood, replace it, seal the joints, and prime and paint so it matches.
- Common signs: Soft or cracked trim, peeling paint, gaps at window and door frames.
- What we check: How far the rot goes, and where the water is getting in.
- Related service: Wood rot repair
Bathroom Update
Typical bathroom refresh in Spring
A lot of Spring bathrooms need updates more than a full gut. Common jobs are a new vanity, new tile floor, fresh paint, and better lighting. If the shower leaks, we open it up and fix the cause first.
- Common signs: Dated vanity, worn floor tile, stains near the tub or toilet.
- What we check: Subfloor, plumbing, and ventilation.
- Related service: Bathroom remodeling
01Do I need a permit for a roof or remodel in Spring?
It depends on your county. In Montgomery County, a reroof or an interior remodel on public water and sewer needs no permit, but new structures and additions need a development permit. On the Harris County side, the county issues development and floodplain permits for jobs like additions and slabs. We check your address first.
02Can you work on stone or brick in Gleannloch Farms?
We can repair brick and do exterior work there. Gleannloch Farms rules require most homes to be at least 51 percent masonry, and stone changes need ARC approval. We help you get the approval request ready before work starts.
03How do you handle shaded roofs with moss or algae?
We clean gently, without high pressure, so the shingles are not damaged. If the roof needs replacing, we suggest algae-resistant shingles and clean gutters so water drains well.
04Can you repair older trim and siding in Old Town Spring?
Yes. Some buildings there are more than 100 years old. We can replace rotted trim and siding and match the old profiles as closely as possible.
05Which school district is my Spring home in?
Spring addresses can be in Spring ISD, Klein ISD, Conroe ISD, or Tomball ISD. Check your district's boundary map to be sure. It can matter if you plan to sell.
Other areas we serve
The Woodlands and Cypress sit right next to Spring. We also work across the rest of the Houston area.
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- Fence, roof, and wood rot repair
- Harris or Montgomery rules checked first
- 5.0 stars from 65 Google reviews