Township Approval First
Roof replacements, all repaints, additions, pools, patios, and fence work over 8 linear feet need written approval. If a complete application gets no answer in 45 days, it is treated as denied, so it pays to submit early.
Roof and gutter repair under the pines, Township-compliant fences, bathroom updates, and handyman work across The Woodlands' nine Villages. We plan around Township approval and tree rules before any work starts.

George Mitchell's company opened The Woodlands on October 19, 1974, with Grogan's Mill as the first Village. Today there are nine Villages on about 28,500 acres. The Woodlands is not a city. It is an unincorporated township in Montgomery County, and Creekside Park, the newest Village, is in Harris County.
The Township's recorded covenants set the rules for your home. Roof replacements, repaints, additions, patios, and fence work over 8 feet need written approval first. Your Village's design review committee or Township staff reviews it, and they have up to 45 days to act. Removing any tree more than 6 inches across also needs approval. We plan roof repairs, fences, and patios with those rules in mind.
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Roof repair and replacement in muted colors the covenants allow, plus gutters full of pine needles.
Wood fences built to Township rules: 6 feet tall, smooth side out, no chain link.
Small repairs, doors, trim, fixtures, and punch lists on one visit.
Bath updates, walk-in showers, tile, and new vanities.
Drywall, tile, flooring, and whole-home updates.
Exterior repaints in muted, non-gloss colors, plus interior painting.
Patios and walkways built with root-zone fencing around protected trees.
Drainage for shady yards that stay wet.
Patios, walkways, and slabs, with Township approval first.
Eight Villages are in Montgomery County. Creekside Park is in Harris County, so a different county handles permits there. Lake Woodlands, Hughes Landing, and East Shore are areas inside Town Center. If your street is not listed, call and ask.
Roof replacements, all repaints, additions, pools, patios, and fence work over 8 linear feet need written approval. If a complete application gets no answer in 45 days, it is treated as denied, so it pays to submit early.
Any living tree more than 6 inches across, measured 2 feet above the ground, needs approval before it comes out. During construction, fencing must cover at least 75 percent of each tree's drip line.
Pine needles fill gutters and hold moisture on shaded roof slopes. That leads to overflow, fascia rot, and algae. We check gutters and the roof edge on every roof call.
The covenants call for muted colors that blend with the forest, and they ban gloss paint. Roofs must be muted too. We check the rules for your lot before you pick colors.
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These come from customers across the Houston area. We picked reviews about tree trimming and pine needle cleanup, gutter cleaning, and small repairs, the kind of work Woodlands homes need most under the pines.
"He trimmed my tree out front and got rid of all the pine needles. My front yard looks so much better. He did an amazing job."
"Overall, I highly recommend Saul and his team for anyone in need of gutter cleaning services. They delivered exceptional work, were respectful of my time and property, and left me completely satisfied with the results. I will definitely be using their services again in the future!"
"Mr Saul was very professional and honest with the work required. I contacted him and he arrived the same day for a quote. I also liked the fact that he showed me how to make the repairs in case I felt it was easy enough to do on my own. After deciding that I’d rather have a professional do the work he came the next day and completed the 3 projects we had discussed. Very pleased with his work and I’d definitely call him again in the future."
These describe common jobs and the local problems behind them. They are not write-ups of specific customer projects.

Needles pile up in gutters and valleys, water backs up under the shingles, and the fascia starts to rot. We clean out the debris, fix leaks and soft wood, and look at gutter guards. If you need a new roof, the Township must approve it first.

Fence repair over 8 linear feet, or any gate change, needs Township approval. Standard fences are 6 feet tall with the smooth side facing out, and chain link and plastic are not allowed. We build to those rules and set posts clear of protected tree roots.

Many homeowners here have a short list: a door that sticks, a drywall patch, a light fixture, some trim. Interior work like this does not need Township approval. We group the items so it is done in one trip.
Yes for a roof replacement and for most fence work. Fence repair over 8 linear feet, or any change to a gate, needs written approval. Your Village's design review committee or Township staff reviews the application. We help you put it together before work starts.
The committees have up to 45 days to act on a complete application. If they do not act in that time, it counts as denied, so submit early and make sure the application is complete.
Any living tree more than 6 inches across, measured 2 feet above the ground, needs written approval to remove. Trimming is often the better first step. We can talk through options.
Sometimes. Montgomery County needs no permit for a reroof or an interior remodel on public water and sewer, but it does for additions and new structures. Creekside Park is in Harris County, which has its own rules.
The covenants call for muted colors that blend with nature, and gloss paint is not allowed. Some lots have extra criteria. Check with the Township, and we will help you pick from colors that fit.
Spring is just south of The Woodlands. We also work across the rest of the Houston area.
Tell us about the job. We will come out, look at it, and give you a free estimate. No pressure and no deposit to book the visit.