Houston evictions, made simple for Landlords.
Our Houston eviction services handle the steps Landlords get stuck on: the notice to vacate, document preparation, filing coordination, the court appearance, and writ or appeal support when a case needs it.
Built for Landlords, property owners, investors and property managers across Greater Houston.
Justice Court process, Greater Houston
Owners, investors and managers
From $699 for one tenant
Support at every stage
One problem tenant can become a very expensive problem.
Every week a rental sits in limbo costs something, and the costs are easy to underestimate. A clear process is how you stop them from stacking up.
Time
Days lost to forms, courthouse trips and do-overs.
Rent
Each unpaid month is income the property is not producing.
Administrative effort
Notices, filings, dates and follow-up to keep track of.
Opportunity cost
A unit you cannot re-rent until possession is resolved.
A structured way to move an eviction forward.
Evictions Help gives Landlords one organized process, from the first notice to the day the property is back in your hands.
- The right notice for the situation
- Petition prepared and filed with the correct court
- Someone at the hearing on your behalf
- Updates at every stage
- Writ and appeal support if the case needs it
Built for Landlords.
One rental or a full portfolio, the process is the same. We work with the people who own and manage rental property.
Individual Landlords
You own a rental or two and need this handled correctly the first time.
Real estate investors
You need a non-performing unit back in service and a predictable cost to get there.
Property managers
You handle evictions for owners and want one consistent process across every door.
Rental property owners
Single-family, duplex or multifamily, you need possession returned through the proper channels.
Four steps to a judgment. Then it depends on the tenant.
Most Texas evictions follow the same path to the hearing. What happens after the judgment depends on whether the tenant leaves, stays or appeals. The court controls the calendar throughout.
Notice
The process commonly begins with the required written notice to vacate, based on the circumstances.
File
If the tenant stays past the notice period, the case is filed with the correct Justice Court.
Court
The hearing takes place on the date the court sets. We attend it on your behalf.
Judgment
The court decides who has the right to possession based on the case presented.
From here, the case goes one of three ways.
Possession returns to you
If the tenant moves out after the judgment, the property is yours again and the process ends here.
Writ of possession
After the waiting period, we file the writ request on your behalf and a constable handles the removal.
Eviction appeal
The case moves to county court. We walk you through it and coordinate with an attorney.
Houston eviction services for every step.
Start at the beginning or bring us in at the stage where you are stuck.
Eviction Notices
A notice to vacate prepared for your situation and delivered to the tenant, so the case starts on solid ground.
Eviction Filing
We prepare the eviction petition and file it with the correct Justice Court for the property.
Court Representation
We attend the Justice Court hearing on your behalf and report back as soon as it is over.
Writ of Possession
If the tenant stays after judgment, we prepare and file the writ request on your behalf, court cost included.
Eviction Appeals
When a tenant appeals, we walk you through what changes and coordinate with an attorney for county court.
Not sure which step you are on?
Tell us where things stand with the tenant and we will point you to the right starting place.
Specialized, organized, and clear about what comes next.
Eviction-related services are all we do. That focus shows up in how cases are tracked, how costs are explained and how quickly you hear back.
Specialized
Eviction-related services are the core focus, not a side offering.
Landlord focused
The service is designed around rental property owners and managers.
Process driven
A structured workflow keeps each stage organized and each deadline in view.
Straightforward
Clear next steps and service options you can understand without a law degree.
Transparent
Costs, responsibilities and third-party fees are explained before you commit.
What Landlords say.
Reviews from Landlords who used Evictions Help, as posted on Google.
There’s a ton of eviction services in our city of Houston but very few if any offer the service and results that Evictions Help does. They make the process stress free and helped me save a ton of time dealing with the eviction process. I hope you never have to deal with a problem tenant but if you do I highly recommend Evictions Help.
Google review
This company helped us out to get an easier process with difficult tenants. They were always clear and precise with their procedures and never missed a court appointment, highly recommended.
Google review
Great service for landlords. Made my recent eviction quick and easy.
Google review
Straightforward eviction pricing.
One price covers the notice to vacate, the court filing fees, and representation at the hearing. It is based on the number of tenants named in the case.
One tenant
Notice, filing fees and hearing included.
Two tenants
Notice, filing fees and hearing included.
Three tenants
Notice, filing fees and hearing included.
Four tenants
Notice, filing fees and hearing included.
Court costs vary by county and court. Writs of possession, appeals and other third-party costs are separate and only apply if your case reaches those stages.
Serving Landlords across Greater Houston.
An eviction is filed in the Justice Court precinct where the property sits. We handle cases across the five counties that make up most of the Houston rental market.
Property somewhere else in Texas? Ask us before you start. We will tell you plainly whether we can help.
Harris County
Houston, Pasadena, Baytown and surrounding communities.
Fort Bend County
Sugar Land, Missouri City, Richmond and Rosenberg.
Montgomery County
Conroe, The Woodlands and surrounding communities.
Galveston County
Galveston, League City and Texas City.
Brazoria County
Pearland, Angleton and Lake Jackson.
Find us on the Katy Freeway.
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9219 Katy Fwy, Ste 252
Houston, TX 77024 - Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- 346-200-5245
- info@evictionshelp.com
Most of our work happens online and at the courthouse, so meetings are by appointment.
Know what happens next.
Plain-language answers to the questions Landlords ask most, before and during an eviction.
Each stage from notice to possession, what you provide, and what we handle.
What our price includes, which costs belong to third parties, and what can change the total.
Short, direct answers organized by the stage of the eviction you are in.
Answers before you start.
How long does an eviction take in Texas?
It depends on the county, the court and the case. We generally see cases run about three to eight weeks. Court calendars, service on the tenant, continuances, appeals and writ timing can all extend that, so no one can promise a fixed date.
How much does an eviction cost?
Our price is $699 for one tenant, $839 for two, $929 for three and $999 for four. That covers the notice to vacate, the court filing fees and representation at the hearing. Court costs vary by county and court, and a writ of possession or an appeal is separate. See pricing for the full breakdown.
Do I need to give a notice to vacate first?
In most cases, yes. Texas generally requires written notice before an eviction suit can be filed, and the lease and the reason for the eviction affect what the notice has to say. Preparing and delivering it is the first thing we do. Learn more about eviction notices.
Can Evictions Help appear at the hearing for me?
Yes. In a Texas Justice Court eviction case, a Landlord can generally be represented by an authorized agent, and we attend the hearing on your behalf. If the case is appealed to county court, an attorney is typically involved from that point. See court representation.
What counties does Evictions Help serve?
Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Galveston and Brazoria counties. If your property is elsewhere in Texas, contact us and we will tell you whether we can help.
Is Evictions Help a law firm?
No. Evictions Help is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We provide eviction-related services for Landlords. If you need legal advice about your situation, speak with a licensed Texas attorney.
Have a question we did not cover?
Ask us here and our team will get back to you. Include the property address if you have a case in mind.
Evictions Help is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Ready to start your eviction?
Give us the property and tenancy details and we will take it from there. It takes a few minutes online.