New construction and additions
The source type or description explicitly includes “addition.”
Rule new-construction-additions:direct:addition · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidence Austin, TX · Issued Sep 29, 2026
Plumbing Permit in ZIP 78731 area
Our scope of work includes performing a direct-access drain repair beneath the master bathroom shower. To gain access to the damaged drain piping we will carefully demolish the existing shower tile and shower pan. Once the shower pan has been removed we will saw-cut and remove approximately a 2 x 2 section of the concrete slab directly over the shower drain to expose the broken P-trap. After the damaged piping has been exposed we will remove the existing broken P-trap and install a new PVC P-trap using approved primer and solvent cement. Once the repair is complete we will restore water flow to the shower and perform an operational leak test by running water through the drain to verify the new fitting is watertight and functioning properly. This estimate includes only the plumbing work necessary to expose remove and replace the defective P-trap and verify the repair is leak-free. This estimate does not include replacing or patching the concrete slab after the repair is completed. Additionally this estimate does not include the installation of a new shower pan waterproofing tile installation grout or any other finish carpentry or restoration work. The homeowner will be responsible for all shower pan replacement and tile restoration by others following completion of the plumbing repair. Should any unforeseen conditions or additional concealed damage be discovered after the concrete is opened any additional repairs required will be discussed with the homeowner and approved prior to proceeding. **Need to add a Natural Gas tankless water heater replacement
ActiveLast checked Jul 20, 2026
Permit facts
- Issuing authority
- Austin Development Services
- Permit number
- 2026-126353 PP
- Source type
- Plumbing Permit · Residential · Repair
- Reported value
- $0Applicable source valuation as reported
- Location shown
- ZIP 78731 areazip precision; exact coordinates suppressed
- Source freshness
- Jul 20, 2026Portal dataset update timestamp
Official work description
Our scope of work includes performing a direct-access drain repair beneath the master bathroom shower. To gain access to the damaged drain piping we will carefully demolish the existing shower tile and shower pan. Once the shower pan has been removed we will saw-cut and remove approximately a 2 x 2 section of the concrete slab directly over the shower drain to expose the broken P-trap. After the damaged piping has been exposed we will remove the existing broken P-trap and install a new PVC P-trap using approved primer and solvent cement. Once the repair is complete we will restore water flow to the shower and perform an operational leak test by running water through the drain to verify the new fitting is watertight and functioning properly. This estimate includes only the plumbing work necessary to expose remove and replace the defective P-trap and verify the repair is leak-free. This estimate does not include replacing or patching the concrete slab after the repair is completed. Additionally this estimate does not include the installation of a new shower pan waterproofing tile installation grout or any other finish carpentry or restoration work. The homeowner will be responsible for all shower pan replacement and tile restoration by others following completion of the plumbing repair. Should any unforeseen conditions or additional concealed damage be discovered after the concrete is opened any additional repairs required will be discussed with the homeowner and approved prior to proceeding. **Need to add a Natural Gas tankless water heater replacement
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Trade signals
Remodeling and interior
The source type or description explicitly includes “restoration.”
Rule remodeling-interior:direct:restoration · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidenceRoofing and exterior
The source type or description explicitly includes “roof.”
Rule roofing-exterior:direct:roof · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidencePlumbing and water systems
The source type or description explicitly includes “plumbing.”
Rule plumbing-water:direct:plumbing · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidenceDemolition, 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% confidenceWindows, 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% confidenceElectrical and solar
This project includes “addition,” which can create downstream demand; it is not a direct electrical & solar permit.
Rule electrical-solar:adjacent:addition · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 68% confidenceLandscaping, 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% confidencePools, decks, fences, and outdoor living
This project includes “addition,” which can create downstream demand; it is not a direct outdoor living permit.
Rule pools-decks-fences:adjacent:addition · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 68% confidencePermit timeline
- Filed or applied Sep 24, 2026 · reported
- Issued Sep 29, 2026 · reported
- Source expiration date Mar 28, 2027 · reported
- Ingested and normalized Oct 2, 2026 · normalized