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Spring, TX Service Areas, North to South
Eight neighborhoods from the Grand Parkway down to Cypress Creek. Each page says what the records show about the place and what that means for a cleanout.
The Eight Areas
| Area | ZIP | In one line |
|---|---|---|
| Augusta Pines | 77389 | Median build 2006, golf course, off the Grand Parkway |
| Northampton | 77389 | Began 1968, the largest lots on this list, old pines |
| Gleannloch Farms | 77379 | Former horse farm, about 3,200 homes, two MUDs |
| Old Town Spring | 77373 | Historic core at Spring-Cypress and Hardy, shops |
| Klein | Several | Unincorporated community, the Klein ISD area |
| Cypresswood | 77388 | Median build 1979, 1,709 homes |
| Champion Forest | 77379 | Began 1976, bird sanctuary, 40-pound bulk limit |
| Inverness Forest | 77073 | On Cypress Creek at FM 1960, levee since 1993 |
The order is roughly north to south, estimated from each area's boundary roads. Klein spans much of the list, so it sits near the middle.
Neighborhood facts on each page link to their sources.
Your Street Is Not Listed?
Spring has many more subdivisions than these eight. If you are in the Spring or Klein area, send the request anyway and pick “Other / not sure” on the form. Say the subdivision name; it tells the contractor about access, and it tells you which MUD's curbside rules apply.
Why Trash Rules Vary by Street
Most of Spring is unincorporated Harris County, and much of it is served by municipal utility districts that each hire a trash hauler. That is why Champion Forest's bulk limit is 40 pounds while part of Gleannloch Farms allows two bulk items a day. The area pages quote the rules where they were posted.
Anywhere in Spring
Say the subdivision and what needs to go. The request goes to one independent hauling contractor.
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