Dallas building permits

Adding a new electrical outlets, new fans, single pole switches, new reces can lights, new step lights.

Installing Rooftop Solar panels with Battery Storage System and Full Home Backup, 3rd Party Plan review.

install nema 14-50

electrical upgrade

electrical upgrade

rewire the whole house

Installing new electrical in the addition.

electrical for new construction

new electrical install

Electrical work for pool

replacing a 200 amp overhead meter base, 200 amp panel, whole home rewire, grounding and surge protection

Repair electrical service mast

INSTALL NEW ELECTRICAL

INSTALL NEW ELECTRICAL

200a overhead service, panel replacement, emergency disconnect

changing out 200 amp meterbase and add a 200 amp disconnect.

install ev charger

Electrical - Full Remodel

Replace the electrical panel from NEMA 1 to NEMA 3R

Install roof mounted PV solar system and energy storage system

electric to pool

TEMPORARY DISCONNECT FOR PANEL UPGRADE

INSTALLING ELECTRIC FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION

Upgrade 200 amps electrical service

Drive Approach, Sidewalk

Drive Approach, Side Walk, Curb

new city sidewalk with an addinal driveway approach with new rebar 3/8 rebar at 18 inch on center both ways 6 inches thick of concrete 3500 psi

diveway approach

demolishing existing structure

DEMO HOUSE

Demolish single family homes approx. 2000 SF includes detached garage 500 SF. Removing all existing slab and driveway.

demolish main house and garage; remove concrete parking and fence to leave blade clean

demo existing house for new residential

Demo permit needed to demo the home structure. The existing concrete pad/foundation to remain, and existing fence to remain.

I will demo the entire structure and build a new single family

NSFAA-SFR Addition

NSFAA add walls to existing covered patio with windows

NSFAA-Primary Bathroom and closet remodel

NSFAA-Scope of Work – Fire Damage Restoration and Complete Residential RenovationComplete fire damage restoration and renovation of an existing single-story residential dwelling. Structural repairs include removal and replacement of fire-damaged roof trusses and roof sheathing limited to the garage portion of the structure, along with damaged wall studs, framing members, fascia, and other affected structural components as required. All remaining structurally sound framing, trusses, and roof sheathing will be preserved. Structural repairs will be performed in accordance with the structural engineer’s recommendations and approved plans.Scope includes electrical, plumbing, and mechanical (HVAC) rough-in repairs and replacements as required, including installation of associated fixtures, equipment, and finish components. Perform insulation installation, drywall hanging, taping, bedding, texturing, priming, and painting throughout affected areas.Complete kitchen and bathroom renovations, including cabinetry, countertops, plumbing fixtures, electrical fixtures, flooring, doors, trim, and interior finishes. Complete necessary roofing and exterior finish repairs associated with the fire damage.All work shall comply with applicable City of Dallas building codes and approved structural engineering plans.No concrete, foundation, or masonry work is proposed. No expansion of the existing building footprint or change of residential use is proposed.

NSFAA Install 6 steel post and 3 steel beams for structural support in garage.

NSFAA Add 20'x16' patio and cover with outdoor kitchen to rear of houseadd fireplace to existing patio

NSFAA Adding a second story to the existing first story of the home, remodeling the first story of the home.

Remove and replace approximately 156 linear feet of existing fencing with a new 8-foot-tall, full-cedar fence. The fence will feature a board-on-board design with upper trim, a top cap, and a 2×6 kickboard along the bottom. Cedar materials will be pre-stained in super dark brown. Galvanized steel posts will be installed approximately every 6 feet and secured in concrete footings.Work also includes replacing the wood infill on the existing sliding gate. Existing wood will be removed and replaced with new cedar infill matching the fence’s design and stain color. The existing 4×4 receiving post and 4×4 support post will be removed and replaced with new posts to repair and reinforce that section. No electrical work or modifications to the gate operator are includedAlong approximately 115 linear feet of the fence facing Matilda Street, the bottom portion will incorporate two to three stacked 2×6 boards. An additional galvanized steel support post will be installed midway between the main fence posts in each approximately 6-foot section to reinforce the stacked boards. The overall fence height, including the stacked bottom boards, will not exceed 8 feet 6 inches.

Construction an aluminum louvered pergola on the 3rd story balcony. There will be electrical run for 1 ceiling fan and the motors for the louvered roof.

Replacement of existing 7.5 ft section of fence located on the right-hand side of structure facing front yard as shown on site plan.

Approximately 368' of 8' tall Greenwood Classic Privacy fence with Sandy Birch composite boards.Approximately 40' of 4' tall Greenwood Classic Privacy fence with Sandy Birch composite boards.3" black aluminum posts, framing, rails, and hardware.One 4' wide walk gate with Sandy Birch aluminum slats to match the fence.

Fence

9ft Wood Fence

8’H Japanese cedar board on board with top cap and trim235’ 3 swing gates 4’ wide Metal post wood pickets

Tear off existing roof, install new TPO roof.