Texas City, Texas
Design and permit drawings in Texas City
Texas City has neighborhoods, shops and a major industrial district on Galveston Bay. We design homes, commercial buildings, warehouses and industrial facilities there, drawn for wind and flood from the start.
Permits in Texas City
Inside the city limits, the City of Texas City reviews plans and issues building permits, with an online permit portal. All of Galveston County is in the state's windstorm area, so new buildings, additions and re-roofs need a Texas Department of Insurance windstorm inspection and certificate (WPI-8). Unincorporated parts of the county go through Galveston County Engineering for floodplain permits.
What we design in Texas City
- Custom homes and house plans
- Additions and remodels
- Townhomes and duplexes
- Retail, restaurants and offices
- Warehouses and metal buildings
- Industrial facilities, with our engineering partners
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
Do you design industrial projects in Texas City?
Yes. For plants and industrial facilities we work with our two engineering partners, so one team covers the building, its structure and the equipment inside it.
Does windstorm certification apply in Texas City?
Yes. All of Galveston County is in the Texas windstorm area, so most new construction, additions and re-roofs need a WPI-8 certificate.
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.