The Woodlands to IAH, flat $115. No surge, ever.
George Bush Intercontinental is a 45-minute haul from The Woodlands or Conroe on a good day, longer with construction on the North Freeway. Your driver tracks your actual flight, waits free for 60 minutes, and meets you curbside at the Passenger Pickup area — no app, no surge pricing, no hunting for a pickup lot.
Last updated: September 27, 2026
What does IAH car service cost from The Woodlands and Conroe?
One flat, all-in price — tolls, parking, fuel and gratuity included in the number on the table, whether you're riding solo or filling the Sprinter.
| Run | SUV — 6, or 4 with luggage | Sprinter — up to 12 |
|---|---|---|
| The Woodlands ⟷ IAH | $115 | $355 |
| Conroe ⟷ IAH | $115 | $355 |
| North FBOs — Hooks, Conroe (IAH rate) | $115 | $355 |
Round trips run about 1.85× the one-way price. Coming from farther out, or need a run not shown here? Text Greg for a same-day quote.
Flight tracking, not a schedule
Your driver watches your actual flight — gate changes, early arrivals, three-hour delays. Sixty minutes of free wait time is built into every IAH run, so a late flight never costs extra.
Curbside pickup at Passenger Pickup
IAH pickup is curbside only at the terminal's designated Passenger Pickup area — no inside meet-and-greet at baggage claim. Text your driver when you're through customs or claim and he'll pull up.
SUV or Sprinter, your call
Four passengers and four bags in the Navigator or Expedition, or up to 12 passengers and 14 bags in the Sprinter with stand-up height and real seats — not jump seats.
Private car vs. rideshare vs. parking at IAH — what's actually easier?
A flat-rate car service isn't just about comfort — it removes three specific headaches that come with the other two options.
- No surge pricing on your ride home after a delayed flight lands at midnight — your rate was set when you booked, period.
- No hunting for a rideshare pickup lot with a suitcase and a stroller — your driver meets you curbside where you actually are.
- No daily parking fees stacking up while you're away, and no shuttle bus back to a cold car after a red-eye landing.
A rideshare can be fine for a quick solo trip with no bags. But for a family, a group, or anyone landing tired after a long flight, one flat price and one driver who's already watching your gate tends to win.
Based in Conroe and The Woodlands, running IAH every day.
Greg's Blackline covers the north Houston corridor — The Woodlands, Conroe, Montgomery, Magnolia, Spring, Tomball, Kingwood, Cypress, Katy, Huntsville, and Willis — with IAH as the single most-booked run out of all of them.
See what IAH service looks like from your town: Conroe, The Woodlands, Montgomery, Spring, Kingwood, Tomball, Magnolia, Cypress, Katy, Willis or Huntsville.
Flying commercial into a different terminal, or need a Hobby run instead? See Hobby airport car service. Traveling as a group of five or more? The Mercedes Sprinter van service page covers capacity and pricing. Want the SUV specifically for an executive pickup? Check luxury SUV service. For pickup details at each terminal, see IAH terminals and pickup.
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How much is IAH car service from The Woodlands?
The Woodlands to IAH is a flat $115 in the SUV or $355 in the Sprinter van. Conroe to IAH runs the same rate. Tolls, parking, fuel and gratuity are all included — the price you see is the price you pay.
What happens if my flight to IAH is delayed?
Your driver tracks the actual flight, not the schedule. If you land two hours late, he's still there and the price doesn't change. Sixty minutes of wait time after landing is included free on every IAH run.
Where exactly do you pick up at IAH?
Curbside at the terminal's Passenger Pickup area — that's the only pickup point IAH allows for pre-arranged black car service. Text your driver when you're through baggage claim and he'll be waiting at the curb.
Should I book the SUV or the Sprinter for an IAH run?
The Lincoln Navigator or Ford Expedition SUV fits 4 passengers and 4 bags comfortably for $115. If you're a family of five-plus, a wedding party, or a group with a lot of luggage, the 12-passenger Sprinter at $355 gives everyone room to spread out.
Do you serve the FBOs near IAH, not just the commercial terminals?
Yes. North-side FBOs like Hooks and Conroe airports run at the same IAH rate — $115 SUV / $355 Sprinter — and your driver meets you planeside instead of curbside.
Is IAH car service cheaper than parking at the airport?
It depends on your trip length, but a flat-rate car service means no daily parking fees, no shuttle bus to the terminal, and no walk back to a cold car after a long flight. For trips longer than a few days it often comes out ahead — and it's always less hassle.
Can I book a round trip to IAH?
Yes. Round trips run about 1.85 times the one-way flat rate rather than a straight double, so a round trip from The Woodlands works out to roughly $215 in the SUV. Text Greg your departure and return flight numbers and he'll track both.
Is IAH car service available for early morning or red-eye flights?
Yes — Greg's Blackline runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, holidays included. A 3:30am pickup for a 6am flight is a normal Tuesday, not a special favor.