SPRING, TEXAS • WATER & SEWER BILLING GUIDE
Find Your Spring Water Provider, Pay Your Bill & Contact Customer Service
Trying to pay a water bill in Spring, TX? Your billing company depends on your neighborhood and utility district. Spring Creek Utility District, Harris County MUDs, Montgomery County MUDs and other local providers operate separate accounts and payment systems.
Use the official resources below to identify your provider, access the correct login, start service or report a water problem without sending a payment to the wrong district.
Spring Texas Water Utility Phone Numbers and Providers
Several independent districts serving Spring use private operators to manage water billing, repairs and customer accounts. Match the district name with the one on your statement before contacting an office.
| Utility / District | Billing Phone | Official Website |
|---|---|---|
| Spring Creek Utility District | 281-367-5511 | Billing & Payments |
| Harris County MUD 24 | 281-353-9756 | Water & Sewer |
| Harris County WCID 110 | 281-367-5511 | Residential Service |
| Harris County MUD 82 | 281-651-1618 | Water Information |
| Northwest Harris County MUD 16 | 281-651-1618 | Pay My Bill |
| Northwest Harris County MUD 36 | 281-374-8989 | Water & Billing |
| Clovercreek MUD | 281-350-0895 | Payment Options |
| Montgomery County MUD 94 | 281-353-9756 | Billing Information |
These are examples of districts serving the wider Spring area, not a complete service-area directory. A nearby office does not necessarily manage your property.
How to Find the Water Utility for Your Spring Address
If you recently moved or cannot locate your water bill, Texas provides official maps to help identify local water districts and service territories.
- Start with your service address. Keep the street number, street name and ZIP code ready. Spring-area properties can be in Harris or Montgomery County.
- Open the state’s provider guide. Visit the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s water provider lookup guidance.
- Choose a mapping resource. Use the Texas Water Development Board service boundary viewer, Public Utility Commission CCN Viewer or TCEQ Water Districts Viewer linked from that page.
- Search the property address. In the TCEQ Water Districts Viewer, look for a MUD or WCID district boundary covering your location.
- Confirm the operating company. Open the district’s official website and find the Water, Utility Operator, Billing or Customer Service section.
- Verify service before paying. The district boundary or service map is an identification aid, not proof that an active water account or meter exists at your address. Confirm with the operator.
Spring TX Water Bill Pay and Official Login Links
Most local water districts use a third-party customer portal operated by their billing contractor. Always begin with the district website, which should link to the payment platform currently authorized for your account.
| Provider | Where to Pay | Key Information |
|---|---|---|
| Spring Creek UD | Official Bill Payment | Municipal Operations & Consulting handles billing. |
| Harris County MUD 24 | Official Water Page | H2O Innovation/Hays handles billing and service. |
| Harris County WCID 110 | Official Residential Water Page | Includes operator portal and phone payment information. |
| Northwest Harris MUD 16 | New Payment Portal | New billing system introduced in December 2025. |
| Northwest Harris MUD 36 | Eagle Water Payment Options | Online, mail and office payments are available. |
| Clovercreek MUD | TNG Utility Payments | Multiple online, telephone and in-person options. |
Step-by-Step Online Bill Payment
- Read the utility name on your bill. Note the MUD/WCID number and billing operator.
- Open the matching official district link above. Use its Pay My Bill or Payment Options section.
- Choose login, registration or one-time payment. The available choices depend on the operator.
- Enter your billing details. Have your account number and any required verification information available.
- Review the payment total. Check your service address, amount due and any convenience fee.
- Submit and retain your confirmation. If the bill is overdue or marked for disconnection, contact the operator to confirm how payment affects service restoration.
Spring Creek Utility District: Billing, Phone and Local Rates
Spring Creek Utility District customers use Municipal Operations & Consulting for account questions, service requests and water emergencies.
Spring, TX 77386
8:30 AM–5 PM
The operator’s Spring payment office lists Monday–Thursday, 8 AM–5 PM, and Friday, 8:30 AM–5 PM. Office-hour variations and holiday closures should be checked before visiting.
Published Residential Water Rates
Spring Creek UD’s billing page lists a $15 minimum residential water charge and increasing per-1,000-gallon usage tiers.
| Water Usage Range | Published Rate |
|---|---|
| Minimum residential charge | $15.00 |
| 3,001–6,000 gallons | $2.00 per 1,000 gallons |
| 6,001–9,000 gallons | $3.00 per 1,000 gallons |
| 9,001–13,000 gallons | $4.50 per 1,000 gallons |
| 13,001–16,000 gallons | $5.50 per 1,000 gallons |
| 16,001–20,000 gallons | $8.00 per 1,000 gallons |
| Above 20,001 gallons | $10.00 per 1,000 gallons |
The same page lists a $42.50 minimum residential sewer charge, with additional usage-based sewer tiers above 6,000 gallons. These rates apply to Spring Creek UD, not every Spring water district. Other charges, surcharges and drought-related rates may affect the final bill.
Water Bill Payment Fees Vary by District
Spring residents can pay very different transaction charges depending on their district and payment operator.
| District | Published Payment Fees |
|---|---|
| Northwest Harris MUD 16 | 5% card convenience fee; $1 electronic check fee. |
| Harris County MUD 1 | 5% card convenience fee; $1 eCheck fee. |
| Clovercreek MUD | $5 for the operator’s online or phone card payment option; another listed online processor charges 4%. |
| Harris County MUD 49 | $5 phone card fee and $5 operator online payment fee. |
These are provider-specific published examples, not universal Spring utility fees. The exact charge depends on the selected portal and payment method.
How to Start or Stop Water Service in Spring
New residents should request service through the operator assigned to the property, not through a general Spring city billing account.
- Identify the district. Ask the landlord, seller, title company or HOA for the district name, or use the official Texas district maps.
- Find the service application. Visit the district’s Water or Residential Service section. For example, Harris County MUD 24 identifies its operator and new-service contact information.
- Gather required documents. Depending on the district, you may need identification, a service agreement, a lease or proof of ownership.
- Confirm deposits and service fees. Ask the operator about the required deposit, connection charge and earliest activation date.
- Submit the application. Follow the district’s current online, email or office submission procedure.
- Arrange service termination when leaving. Submit a cancellation or disconnect request and confirm the final bill and forwarding information.
For an example of property verification rules, Northwest Harris County MUD 22 asks property owners for supporting ownership documents and tenants for a lease, with names matching the requested utility account.
Water Outages, Leaks and Sewer Emergencies
Call the utility operator for your district if there is no water, a suspected water-main break, a sewer backup or damage to a utility meter box.
| Operator | Emergency or Service Phone |
|---|---|
| Municipal Operations & Consulting | 281-367-5511 |
| H2O Innovation / Hays Utility | 281-353-9809 |
| Eagle Water Management | 281-374-8989 |
| TNG Utility Corporation | 281-350-0895 |
| M. Marlon Ivy & Associates | 281-651-1618 |
Use only the number for your actual district. Tell the operator your full service address, when the issue started and whether neighboring homes are affected.
How to Check a High Water Bill
- Compare your current water consumption with previous bills.
- Inspect toilets, outdoor spigots, irrigation valves and visible plumbing.
- Check whether irrigation use increased during dry weather.
- Ask whether a leak adjustment or meter review is available.
- Look for EyeOnWater monitoring if your district supports compatible smart meters.
Spring Creek UD provides EyeOnWater information for tracking consumption and setting leak alerts. Visit its official billing page for the monitoring information.
Spring Area Water Restrictions and Local Notices
Water restrictions can differ by district even when neighborhoods are close together. For example, Spring Creek Utility District published Stage 3 mandatory water restrictions effective September 1, 2026. Montgomery County MUD 88 also reported Stage 3 drought conditions in its October 2026 water information.
Residents should check their district’s current alerts before running sprinklers, filling pools or increasing outdoor watering. Restrictions can affect permitted watering days, hours and certain outdoor water uses.
Official updates:
Spring Water Utility Frequently Asked Questions
Who provides water service in Spring, Texas?
Multiple MUDs, WCIDs and other utility systems serve Spring-area properties. Your water bill or official Texas utility district map can help identify the correct provider.
Is there one Spring Texas water bill payment website?
No. Different districts use different billing operators and portals. Pay only through the site linked by your actual district.
What is the Spring Creek Utility District phone number?
For water billing and service, call Municipal Operations & Consulting at 281-367-5511.
Can I pay my Spring water bill by phone?
Many operators offer telephone payments. For example, Harris County WCID 110 publishes 346-439-7222 as its phone payment number. Other districts use different numbers and fees.
How do I find my MUD district number?
Check your utility bill, ask the HOA or property manager, or search your address using the TCEQ Water Districts Viewer.
Can I register for automatic water bill payments?
Many districts support AutoPay through their payment providers. Fees and enrollment steps vary. Customers affected by a payment portal change may need to register again.
What should I do if my water bill is past due?
Contact your district’s billing operator. Ask for the exact outstanding balance, payment deadline, accepted urgent payment methods and reconnection instructions if applicable.
Why is my water bill higher than normal?
Possible causes include increased consumption, leaks, rate tiers, sewer charges and local fees. Compare usage and rates before requesting an account review.
Does every Spring neighborhood have the same water rates?
No. Rates are established by the relevant district or utility and can include different minimum charges, consumption tiers and additional fees.
Who should I call for a water main break?
Call the water operator assigned to your district. For example, Municipal Operations & Consulting uses 281-367-5511, while H2O Innovation lists 281-353-9809 for repairs and emergencies in the districts it operates.
Official Sources for Spring, TX Water Customers
- TCEQ — Who Provides Water to My Property?
- Texas Water Districts Map Viewer
- Spring Creek Utility District Billing
- Harris County MUD 24 Water and Sewer
- Harris County WCID 110 Residential Service
- Northwest Harris County MUD 16 Payments
- Northwest Harris County MUD 36 Water Service
- Clovercreek MUD Water Information
- Montgomery County MUD 94 Billing