Northwest Houston, covered corner to corner.
Short answer: Cypress is typically 45-60 minutes to IAH via US-290/TX-99 and Beltway 8, and every run is a flat, all-in price for the whole vehicle. Get a quote for your exact pickup. Cypress's location also puts it within easy reach of Sugar Land and Ellington-area FBOs on the south side.
A sprawling northwest suburb, with routes that change by the mile.
Cypress runs along the US-290 and TX-99 (Grand Parkway) corridor, and it's grown into one of the larger northwest Houston communities — which also means a pickup near Towne Lake looks nothing like a pickup on the other side of town near TX-99. Because Cypress sits further from the I-45 towns, both Beltway 8 and TX-99 come into play depending on where exactly you're headed, and picking the right one at the right time of day is where local experience pays off.
Cypress's position on the west side of Houston also means it's a reasonable starting point for runs toward Sugar Land, Ellington, or other south and west Houston destinations, not just IAH to the north.
How long is the drive from Cypress to IAH?
Working from US-290 or TX-99 over to Beltway 8 and then north, it's typically 45-60 minutes depending on traffic — Cypress sits on the northwest side of Houston, a crosstown run rather than a straight shot. A run to Hobby or south/west FBOs like Sugar Land and Ellington often runs comparably, since both involve working around the city rather than through the center of it.
| Run | SUV — 6, or 4 with luggage | Sprinter — up to 12 |
|---|---|---|
| Cypress ⟷ IAH | Get a quote | |
| Cypress ⟷ Hobby / Sugar Land & Ellington FBOs | Get a quote | |
Both Cypress lanes are flat, all-in prices for the whole vehicle, not per person, confirmed by text before anything is booked. Get a quote for your exact pickup.
Towne Lake, the Boardwalk, and the reach beyond it.
Towne Lake & the Boardwalk
A regular pickup and drop-off area for dinner and events — a flat-rate ride skips hunting for parking around the restaurants and shops there.
US-290 / TX-99 corridor
Cypress's growth has followed these two highways closely, and Greg's coverage extends from here toward Sugar Land and west Houston, not just north to IAH.
Cypress car service, answered.
How much is a private car from Cypress to IAH?
Every Cypress run to IAH or Hobby is a flat price for the whole vehicle — the SUV (up to 4 passengers with luggage) or the Sprinter van (up to 12) — with tolls, parking, fuel and gratuity all included. Get a quote for your exact pickup, or text Greg at (281) 500-8616.
How long is the drive from Cypress to IAH?
Working from US-290 or TX-99 over to Beltway 8 and then north, it's typically 45-60 minutes depending on traffic — Cypress sits on the northwest side of Houston, a crosstown run rather than a straight shot.
Do you serve Sugar Land and Ellington-area FBOs from Cypress?
Yes. South and west Houston-area FBOs, including Sugar Land and Ellington, are covered from Cypress, with planeside pickup instead of curbside. Get a quote for your exact pickup and terminal.
Do you cover the Towne Lake and Boardwalk area?
Yes, regularly — Towne Lake and the Boardwalk are a normal part of the Cypress route, whether it's an evening pickup near the restaurants there or a residential run further into the neighborhood.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
We track your flight, not the clock. If you land two hours late, your driver is still there and the price doesn't change. Sixty minutes of free wait time is included on every airport run.
Can you handle a corporate account for a Cypress-based business?
Yes. Text or email Greg directly to set up recurring executive travel or a standing corporate account — invoicing is arranged directly with him, not a call center, the same as anywhere else in the service area.
Last updated: September 27, 2026