Atascocita, Texas
Design and permit drawings in Atascocita
Next to Lake Houston, Atascocita is full of neighborhoods where families add rooms, pools and outdoor living. We design them, along with new homes and small commercial buildings, and handle the Harris County permits.
Permits in Atascocita
Atascocita is unincorporated, so Harris County's Office of the County Engineer issues permits through its ePermits system, and no development may start without one. In the floodplain, the lowest habitable floor must sit at least 24 inches above the 500-year flood elevation, or 12 inches above the nearest street crown, whichever is higher.
What we design in Atascocita
- Additions and second stories
- Pools, patio covers and outdoor kitchens
- Custom homes and house plans
- Kitchen and bath remodels
- Offices and retail
- Landscape and irrigation plans
Some of our work
How it works
- ConsultA free first meeting and a site visit. We listen for what you need, your budget and your timeline.
- We design itConcept plans, elevations and renderings you can react to early, while changes are still easy.
- We engineer itStructure, MEP, site and irrigation, engineered and checked against code. When a job needs it, such as industrial or complex commercial work, we engineer it with our partners.
- PermitA complete, coordinated drawing set, ready for permitting and bidding. We handle the permit process for you and expedite it until it is approved.
- We build itWe build it, or we support your builder until it stands.
Questions
Is Atascocita part of Humble?
No. Atascocita is unincorporated Harris County, so Harris County, not the City of Humble, issues the permit.
How high does a new home have to sit in the floodplain?
At least 24 inches above the 500-year flood elevation, or 12 inches above the nearest street crown, whichever is higher.
Let's draw your project.
Your first consultation is free. Tell us what you want to build, and we will tell you what it takes.