Northwest Houston: home base
Our shop is on Breen Drive in 77064, so Willowbrook, Jersey Village, Greater Inwood, Acres Home and the ZIP codes from 77064 and 77070 down to 77088 and 77092 are the shortest drives we make. More than 1,100 households here since 2018. See the Northwest Houston page for recent jobs, the City-versus-MUD water question and freeze advice.
Cypress (77429 and 77433)
About 25 to 35 minutes out US 290 in light traffic. More than 550 Cypress households since 2018, split evenly between the two ZIP codes. The Cypress page covers water districts, home ages in each ZIP and the jobs we’ve done there.
Tomball (77375 and 77377)
About 25 to 30 minutes up SH 249. More than 270 Tomball-area households since 2018, inside and outside the city limits. The Tomball page explains City water versus district water, the drought rules and what we don’t do there (wells and septic).
Spring (77373, 77379, 77388 and 77389)
One of our busiest areas: more than 900 households since 2018, up I-45 or the Grand Parkway from the shop. The Spring page covers the four ZIP codes, their MUD water, home ages by ZIP code and the jobs we have done there.
Humble and Atascocita (77338, 77346 and 77396)
Together more than 1,000 households since 2018, most of them in Atascocita. The Humble and Atascocita page explains City of Humble water versus district water, warranty calls on newer attic systems, and recent jobs by ZIP code.
North: Kingwood
Kingwood (77339 and 77345) is a regular run, with fewer jobs so far than the cities that have their own page.
The Woodlands (77380, 77381 and 77382)
More than 260 customers since 2018, about 24 to 32 miles up from the shop depending on the village. The Woodlands page covers Woodlands Water and its ten districts, soft water, Township rules on AC replacement, and recent jobs by ZIP code.
Magnolia (77354 and 77355)
More than 200 households since 2018, about 28 miles up SH 249 from the shop. The Magnolia page covers the two ZIP codes, the City’s wells and Quadvest water, what we do and don’t do on private wells, and the jobs we have done there.
Conroe (77301, 77302, 77303, 77304, 77384 and 77385)
More than 350 households since 2018, about 35 miles up I-45. The Conroe page covers the six ZIP codes, the City’s well water, home ages by ZIP code and the jobs we have done there.
Katy (77494, 77449, 77493 and 77450)
More than 800 households since 2018, led by 77494 and 77449, reached by the Grand Parkway or I-10. The Katy page covers the newest housing of any ZIP codes we compared, the June 2026 switch to surface water, and the AC and plumbing jobs behind it.
Sugar Land (77479, 77498 and 77478)
More than 550 households since 2018, mostly 77479 and 77498. The Sugar Land page covers City water and its exceptions, the three ages of housing across the ZIP codes, and recent jobs.
Missouri City (77459 and 77489)
More than 500 households since 2018. The Missouri City page covers the 2000s homes of 77459 against the 1970s and 80s homes of 77489, who supplies the water on your street, and the jobs we have done in both.
Richmond (77406, 77407 and 77469)
More than 600 households since 2018, about 36 miles southwest of the shop. The Richmond page covers City water downtown, the MUDs in 77406 and 77407, the newer subdivisions and the jobs we have done there.
Rosenberg (77471)
More than 240 households since 2018, about 41 miles down US 59, next door to Richmond. The Rosenberg page covers the City’s water blend, home ages and the jobs we have done there.
Pearland (77584 and 77581)
More than 400 households since 2018, about 31 miles south of the shop. The Pearland page covers the City’s water and its 2024 treatment plant, the two home ages on each side of town and the jobs we have done there.
Pasadena (77502, 77503, 77504, 77505 and 77506)
About 300 customers since 2018, about 29 miles across town. The Pasadena page covers the City utility, a 1965 median home and the warranty, system and water heater jobs we have done there.
La Porte (77571)
More than 300 households since 2018, about 41 miles out SH 225. The La Porte page covers the City’s water, 1983 homes, two bayous and the jobs we have done there.
Baytown (77521, 77520 and 77523)
More than 800 households since 2018, about 41 miles out I-10. The Baytown page covers the three ZIP codes and their three home ages, the City’s Trinity River water and the jobs we have done there.
League City (77573)
More than 230 households since 2018, about 41 miles down I-45. The League City page covers the City-run water, homes built around 2002 and the mostly AC work we have done there.
Dickinson (77539)
More than 180 households since 2018, about 46 miles down I-45. The Dickinson page covers the water district, the 2017 flooding and the jobs we have done there.
Texas City (77590 and 77591)
More than 480 households since 2018, about 55 miles from the shop, so we book it as a first or last stop of the day. The Texas City page covers the City’s water department, the levee, 1970s homes and the jobs we have done there.
Angleton (77515)
More than 250 households since 2018, about 58 miles south, our longest regular drive, booked as a first or last stop. The Angleton page covers city water, septic lines, Oyster Creek and the jobs we have done there.
Not on the list?
We also take calls from Willis, Cleveland, Manvel, Galveston and Lake Jackson, just less often. Call (281) 595-8241 and the office will tell you right away whether we can get to you and when.
Source: Turbo Home Services job records (BluePro), 2018 to October 2026. Household counts are unique customers per city, rounded down. Checked November 2026.
