Part of the Houston metro area, Humble, Texas is home to around 16,000 people. The community, located in Harris County, Texas, became a well-known Texas locale in 1904 after the discovery of oil. By 1905, the community featured the largest producing oil field in Texas.

Humble offers residents nearby Houston amenities without the congestion and high cost of living associated with a large urban lifestyle. The motto of Humble is “Where People Make a Difference,” so the neighborhood places a great importance on its residents.

Humble is not only home to the PGA Shell Houston Open, held each year at the Redstone Golf Club, it also employs many local workers at the DeLorean Motor Company.

The growing community’s median age is 32 years old and average commute time is only about 20 minutes. People like living in Humble because of its many employment opportunities and its quaint and inviting hometown feel. The cost of living is also much lower than similar U.S. cities and towns.

On average, the city of Humble gets about 50 inches of annual rainfall boasting a little over 200 days of sunshine each year. No one ever suffers from seasonal affective disorder (SAD) in Humble. While the summer heat and humidity may be high, the temperate climate during the rest of the year seems to balance everything out.

Some of Humble’s fun sites and dining venues include Italiano’s Restaurant, the Humble City Café, the Rising Sun Sushi and Fusion Restaurant, and the Jesse H. Jones Park and Nature Center.

When it comes to maintaining their lawns and increasing their property’s curb appeal, Humble residents rely on the OneNeighbor app. The app makes it possible for homeowners to select lawn care services at the touch of the button. You don’t have to spend time finding a provider, as the app handles all the details for you.

Humble has a lot of attractions and activities that are too fun to miss. By using theOneNeighbor app, you can spend more time doing the things you love but still give your property that extra little TLC it needs to always look its best.