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Residents may experience low water pressure due to water line repairs on Summit Valley and Knoll Glen. Repairs should be completed in the next 3 hours.

Water line repairs are currently in progress on Brier Gardens Drive. Residents in the area may experience low water pressure during this time. Repairs could take 3-4 hours. We appreciate your patience during this time.

10/3/25 – Water main repairs are taking place on Green Crest Drive near the Clayton HOA Clubhouse, between Westpark Drive and Cedar Gardens Drive.

Crews will need to block the road, and it may lead to a complete road closure during this time. Please avoid the area.

Residents in the area of Cedar Gardens Drive and Green Crest Drive may experience low pressure until repairs are completed.

HC120: Repairs are currently being made near Cedar Gardens Drive and Brier Gardens Drive. You may experience low pressure for the next couple of hours in this area.

Residents in the area of Gray Ridge Drive and Dahlia Field Way may experience low water pressure while crews complete multiple water repairs. The water should be restored in the next few hours. Thank you for your patience.

Through HCMUD No. 120’s website you can easily find links to the following services:

• Setup New Water Service
• Pay Your Water Bill
• Water Billing Questions
• Cancel Water Service
• Pay Tax Bill

Inframark crews are in route to repair two breaks in the water system in the area of Green Crest Drive and Gray Ridge Drive. Water should be restored in approximately 4-6 hours.

Dear Residents of Harris County Municipal Utility District No.120

We are writing to inform you that your water services may be interrupted in the next weeks due to essential maintenance work on the water mains in your neighborhood. The work involves cleaning the water mains to remove scale and mineral deposits that accumulate over time and can cause reddish or dis-colored looking water. While the discoloration is harmless and caused by natural mineral oxides, it is important to maintain clean water mains for the quality of your water supply.

How Does It Work? We will be using a method called “Air Scouring” to clean the mains. This method is efficient and causes minimal disruption. Here’s how it works:

1. Isolation: We close the valves at either end of a section of the main.
2. Air Supply: An air supply hose is attached to a fire hydrant at one end of the closed-off section.
3. Agitation: Clean, high-volume air is pumped into the hydrant, agitating the water and loosening mineral scale.
4. Scouring: The loosened material acts as a scouring agent, further cleaning the pipe.
5. Flushing: We open the water supply valve slightly to maintain the process. The open hydrant will eventually release clear water, indicating the cleaning is complete.

Your Role:  We understand that water service is crucial, and we apologize for any inconvenience. Your cooperation is essential to ensure the job is completed efficiently:

1. Meter Turn-Off: We will turn off every meter during this process to prevent debris from entering your house line.
2. Flushing Your Line: After the work, please open an outside faucet to flush any residue from your house plumbing. This should only take a few minutes.

1. • Do not open inside sink faucets to avoid clogging sink aerators.
   • Avoid opening hot water faucets to prevent debris from entering your water heater.

Appearance of Water: In some instances, the water may appear “milky” due to air in the water. This condition is temporary and should clear quickly.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this maintenance work. Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thank you for your assistance and patience.

Sincerely,

“Missy” Michelle Steadman | Senior Account Manager

Inframark, Customer Service – (832) 467-1599