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The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
Complete and attach this form to each plan set. Commercial plans must be submitted with this form in order for your plans to be considered as complete for the purpose of plan review.
Updated: 4/10/2024
Guideline for completing the COMcheck form. This form is a pre-requisite for commercial plan reviews.
Last updated: February 2024
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.
The Commercial One Stop Section was created to facilitate a walk-thru review of certain minor commercial projects. This guideline is to assist in identifying projects that qualify for this service. Please note that other reviews may be required prior to the building permit issuance.
Last updated: 01-26-2024
Guidelines for applying for a residential repairs permit. Residential repairs permits are required for repairs that involve only replacement of existing structural members and other building elements.
Last updated: 12/28/2022
This document is a brief overview of the typical commercial building permit process for the City of Houston. Links are added for reference. Please contact Building Code Enforcement for assistance with specific questions pertaining to your individual project: 832.394.9494. Presentation, May 31, 2007.
Last updated: February 2024
The following drawing is an example of typical construction and can be used as a reference.
NOTE: This is not an engineered drawing.