Austin, TX · Issued Sep 3, 2026

Electrical Permit in ZIP 78751 area

This permit will cover: Bathroom circuits Living room receptacles Bathroom Circuits Recently purchased older residence; existing bathroom has no receptacle outlets. Bathroom walls have original tile the homeowner wants to preserve. Receptacles will be surface mounted inside the cabinets flanking the sink to avoid cutting into the tile meeting the 3 ft basin-proximity requirement. Adds 2 new 20A 120V GFCI breaker-protected circuits for bathroom receptacles run through a 1 EMT raceway from the exterior main panel to an accessible attic J-box allowing easier future circuit additions. This raceway also carries the living room circuit below. Installation: Install 1 raceway from panel to a centrally located 8x8x6 J-box in accessible attic space. From there pipe to a 4-square J-box above the bathroom then into the upper cabinets on either side of the sink. Install surface-mount quad receptacles with industrial covers inside the cabinets. Living Room Receptacles Adds a 20A 120V AFCI-protected circuit for in-wall receptacles in the living room located behind a future bookshelf. Shares the 1 EMT raceway from panel to the 8x8x6 J-box branching separately from that point. Installation: From the 8x8x6 J-box pipe to a new 4-square box above the bookshelf location then down to the receptacle locations. Wire size: All three circuits supplied with #10 THWN-2 sized for high attic temperatures and conductor-count adjustments. All raceways installed per code; terminations torqued per manufacturer specifications.

ActiveLast checked Jul 20, 2026

Permit facts

Issuing authority
Austin Development Services
Permit number
2026-114192 EP
Source type
Electrical Permit · Residential · Repair
Reported value
$0Applicable source valuation as reported
Location shown
ZIP 78751 areazip precision; exact coordinates suppressed
Source freshness
Jul 20, 2026Portal dataset update timestamp
Source fact

Official work description

This permit will cover: Bathroom circuits Living room receptacles Bathroom Circuits Recently purchased older residence; existing bathroom has no receptacle outlets. Bathroom walls have original tile the homeowner wants to preserve. Receptacles will be surface mounted inside the cabinets flanking the sink to avoid cutting into the tile meeting the 3 ft basin-proximity requirement. Adds 2 new 20A 120V GFCI breaker-protected circuits for bathroom receptacles run through a 1 EMT raceway from the exterior main panel to an accessible attic J-box allowing easier future circuit additions. This raceway also carries the living room circuit below. Installation: Install 1 raceway from panel to a centrally located 8x8x6 J-box in accessible attic space. From there pipe to a 4-square J-box above the bathroom then into the upper cabinets on either side of the sink. Install surface-mount quad receptacles with industrial covers inside the cabinets. Living Room Receptacles Adds a 20A 120V AFCI-protected circuit for in-wall receptacles in the living room located behind a future bookshelf. Shares the 1 EMT raceway from panel to the 8x8x6 J-box branching separately from that point. Installation: From the 8x8x6 J-box pipe to a new 4-square box above the bookshelf location then down to the receptacle locations. Wire size: All three circuits supplied with #10 THWN-2 sized for high attic temperatures and conductor-count adjustments. All raceways installed per code; terminations torqued per manufacturer specifications.

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Explainable classification

Trade signals

Direct match

Pools, decks, fences, and outdoor living

The source type or description explicitly includes “spa.”

Rule pools-decks-fences:direct:spa · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidence
Direct match

New construction and additions

The source type or description explicitly includes “addition.”

Rule new-construction-additions:direct:addition · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidence
Direct match

Electrical and solar

The source type or description explicitly includes “electrical.”

Rule electrical-solar:direct:electrical · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidence
Likely adjacency

Roofing and exterior

This project includes “addition,” which can create downstream demand; it is not a direct roofing permit.

Rule roofing-exterior:adjacent:addition · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 68% confidence
Likely adjacency

Demolition, site work, dumpsters, and hauling

This project includes “addition,” which can create downstream demand; it is not a direct demolition & hauling permit.

Rule demolition-site-hauling:adjacent:addition · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 68% confidence
Likely adjacency

Windows, doors, siding, and insulation

This project includes “addition,” which can create downstream demand; it is not a direct openings & insulation permit.

Rule windows-doors-siding:adjacent:addition · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 68% confidence
Likely adjacency

Landscaping, irrigation, and tree work

This project includes “addition,” which can create downstream demand; it is not a direct landscaping & tree permit.

Rule landscaping-tree:adjacent:addition · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 68% confidence
Likely adjacency

Plumbing and water systems

This project includes “bathroom,” which can create downstream demand; it is not a direct plumbing permit.

Rule plumbing-water:adjacent:bathroom · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 68% confidence
Reported chronology

Permit timeline

  1. Filed or applied Aug 31, 2026 · reported
  2. Issued Sep 3, 2026 · reported
  3. Source expiration date Mar 2, 2027 · reported
  4. Ingested and normalized Sep 5, 2026 · normalized