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Water damage restoration in Spring, TX

Spring is not in Montgomery County. It is a Census-designated place in Harris County, immediately south of The Woodlands and the Montgomery County line, and it is included here because many water-damage searches cross that line.

Spring, Texas, is a Census-designated place in Harris County, not an incorporated city and not part of Montgomery County. This site is written first for Montgomery County. Spring is included as an adjacent community because it sits just south of The Woodlands and the county line, and because homeowners there search for the same indoor leaks, attic drain-pan failures, and storm-related water problems.

U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts report a April 1, 2020 Census population of 62,559 for Spring CDP, and they do not publish a July 1, 2025 city-style population estimate for the CDP (the estimate field is marked as not applicable, the same way The Woodlands CDP is handled). For 2020-2024, QuickFacts list an owner-occupied housing rate of 74.4 percent, a median owner-occupied home value of $231,500, and a median household income of $88,997 (in 2024 dollars). The 2010 Census count was 54,298.

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A Spring, Texas photo from a public street that shows typical north-Harris County housing or drainage after rain, taken without trespassing and without photographing children.

Spring is a Harris County community that shares a housing and weather pattern with southern Montgomery County.

Why Spring is on a Montgomery County site

The county line is a legal boundary, not a weather boundary. Southern Montgomery County and Spring share a humid Gulf climate, a hurricane-season calendar, and the same kinds of everyday plumbing failures. Spring Creek and other drainages in this part of north Houston are part of the regional flood story, including Hurricane Harvey in 2017. The Texas Department of Insurance notes that more than half of the homes flooded by Harvey were outside designated flood zones. That is a Houston-area fact, not a Conroe-only fact.

If your house is in Spring, say so clearly on the request form, including the ZIP code. The independent partner may or may not serve every Harris County ZIP. Submitting a request does not guarantee a visit.

Indoor leaks and storm water

The practical first steps are the same as they are in Conroe or The Woodlands: stop the water if you can do it safely, photograph the damage, and start drying. The EPA’s 24-to-48-hour drying window still applies. A sudden indoor plumbing failure is often treated differently by a homeowners policy than rising floodwater, which generally needs a separate flood policy. Those points are on our first 24 hours and insurance pages.

Requesting a visit in Spring

MoCo Water Damage is a referral service named for Montgomery County, Texas, not a Spring contractor and not a Harris County shop. Assessments and restoration work are performed by [Partner contractor name TBD]. Request a visit. Phone: (XXX) XXX-XXXX Phone number coming soon. Calls may be recorded.

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