Get your trade permit request moving before the city clock starts.
Send project details, scope, valuation, and plan links in one clean request. Our team matches the jurisdiction, prepares the package, and keeps your permit from disappearing into portal limbo.
5
Texas portal paths covered
24h
Typical intake review window
MEP
Electrical, mechanical, plumbing
Faster triage
Your request arrives with the details staff need to qualify the permit path.
Cleaner packets
Scope, valuation, trade, address, and plan links stay together from day one.
Less rework
Jurisdiction matching catches city and ZIP issues before upload.
Built for client handoff
One intake flow that turns loose project notes into an actionable permit package.
Instead of chasing emails, screenshots, and missing valuation details, clients submit everything through a guided flow that mirrors how your internal permitting team works.
Share the job basics
Client contact, company, job address, trade, valuation, schedule, and scope.
Match the jurisdiction
City and ZIP route the request to Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, or MGO.
Attach plan context
Clients can include a plan set link, city notes, or known permit record details.
Move into operations
Staff can review the request, create the project, and track permits internally.
Ready for the portals your clients actually run into.
The intake page is tuned for commercial trade permit requests across the major Texas municipal paths your team already tracks.
Start here
Submit your request.
Use this form for new electrical, mechanical, or plumbing permit requests. A complete submission helps the permitting team qualify the job faster.
Before you submit
Include any city record numbers, plan set links, landlord requirements, or review notes you already have.
Project Intake Portal
Step 1 of 3: Project