Houston Permit Cntr

Thinking about installing a new lawn irrigation system? A permit is required before installation in Houston. Only a licensed master plumber registered with the City of Houston can apply for this permit. Click to learn more: bit.ly/4kRM9ss #MasterPlumber #IrrigationSystem

Need to move a house within or through Houston? A House Moving Permit is required from @COHPermits For questions contact the Structural Inspections group or to learn more: bit.ly/4kyl12T #HoustonPermits #MovingInHouston

The Building Code Enforcement (BCE) group has issued Code Word 2021-A01. For questions, please contact: - Commercial Plan Review at 832.394.8810 or commercial.planreview@houstontx.gov - Code Development at 832.394.9000 or code.developmeny@houstontx.gov #WeAreHereToHelp

FREE! Sustainable, Resilient, and Healthy Buildings Webinar Series Utilizing the City of Houston Construction Codes and Ordinances. Join the Green Building Resource Center, Houston, TX, and Register Here: bit.ly/4roy2Oa #WeAreHereToHelp #FreeEvent #SustainableBuildings

Houston Public Works Building Code Enforcement (BCE), in coordination with the Houston Fire Marshal’s Office, has published a new form, Deferred Submittal of Standpipe Systems (CE-1450). Click here to learn more: bit.ly/4rAkG1g

A Paving Permit is required before repaving or installing new curbs and gutters on public streets within Houston city limits. This permit also covers repair, improvement, or maintenance of alleys. Visit @COHPermits to learn more: bit.ly/3x1UW83 #ConstructionCrew

Attention Houston electrical contractors! Before installing new outlets, secure your Electrical Outlet Permit with the @COHPermits. Don’t risk delays or non‑compliance. Get your permit and get to work right! Click here: bit.ly/4qvoDEc to learn more.

Permit Activity Reports are now available @COHPermits website. They provide information on new construction, remodeling, and change-of-use permits by ZIP code to help residents stay informed about development activity. Click here: bit.ly/4jG2jWx #WeAreHereToHelp

Recognizing Anjale Lowe, an Inspector with Building Code Enforcement @COHPermits. Her knowledge, attention to detail, and commitment to public safety help ensure Houston’s buildings meet safety standards. #cohpermits #WomenInConstructionWeek2026 #HouPublicWorks

This Women in Construction Week, we recognize and celebrate Lacey Cartier. As part of the Structural Inspection team, her precision and expertise help keep Houston’s built environment safe and resilient. #cohpermits #WomenInConstructionWeek2026 #HouPublicWorks

Honoring Shelia Glover during #WomenInConstructionWeek! As a Permit Technician, she plays a vital role in helping Houston’s projects move forward safely and efficiently while keeping our residents in mind. Her dedication and passion help build a stronger city for everyone.

Join @COHPermits for the Plan Review Process for School & Day Care Centers Workshop on Thursday, March 19, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. at the Houston Permitting Center. Scan the QR code to sign up or go to: bit.ly/4aDEiuW

Recognizing Tiffany Pham, Supervising Engineer @COHPermits, for her leadership and contributions supporting Houston’s development. During Women in Construction Week, we recognize the important role women play in construction. #WomenInConstructionWeek2026 #HouPublicWorks

Meet Defani Smith, a Senior Investigator @COHPermits. Her determination and commitment support Houston’s growth and safety while helping ensure code compliance and responsible development across our city. Join us in celebrating #WomenInConstructionWeek2026. #HouPublicWorks

Announcement: The 2026 edition of the Infrastructure Design Manual (IDM) has been published and is effective March 2, 2026, with a 90-day design grace period for implementation. The 2026 IDM will be fully implemented beginning June 1, 2026. Learn more at bit.ly/2026IDM

During Women in Construction Week, @COHPermits is proud to spotlight Assistant Chief Inspector Kerryann Billman for her dedication to enforcing code standards and supporting safe development throughout Houston. #cohpermits #WomenInConstructionWeek2026 #HouPublicWorks

Kechi’ Hainsworth-Watson, Environmental Investigator IV at @COHPermits, who works to address environmental concerns and help ensure projects meet environmental standards across our city. We are proud to recognize her during Women in Construction Week. #WomenInConstructionWeek2026

Celebrating Belinda Baskin this Women in Construction Week. As an inspector with the Sign Administration group at the Houston Permitting Center, she helps ensure signage meets safety and code requirements across our city. #cohpermits #WomenInConstructionWeek2026 #HouPublicWorks

Meet Lei Lei, a Professional Engineer (P.E.) with Houston Public Works' Traffic. Lei reviews transportation and infrastructure plans to help ensure projects meet City standards and support safe, reliable mobility across Houston. Her work helps keep our city moving forward!

Meet Juan Diaz Ortiz, a Professional Engineer (P.E.) with the Houston Public Works Floodplain Management Office. Juan reviews plans and leads a team to help ensure projects align with City construction codes and floodplain regulations. Join us as we recognize #EngineerWeek2026