We're a Texas permit expediter. We prepare, file, and track building permits in Houston, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and jurisdictions statewide. Your team stays on the job while we manage the administrative permitting path.
Jurisdiction-specific filing requirements and local building department workflows.
Cleaner packages reduce preventable correction cycles.
Houston, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and jurisdictions statewide.
Application prep, filing, tracking and correction coordination.
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Share the permit type, jurisdiction and scope. The Texas quote form on this page stays short so your team can move fast.
Residential, commercial, and trade permits, filed with the jurisdiction that issues them.
Need to pull a permit? Pick the trade that matches your construction permit scope and send it through the quote.
Office locations, portals, and filing steps for each jurisdiction. Pick yours or send us the project.
Building permits inside Houston city limits are administered by the Houston Permitting Center — Houston Public Works, Building Code Enforcement. Applications use iPermits, with plan review through ProjectDox for applicable projects.
Houston Building Permit Guide →Confirm that the project is inside Houston city limits, identify the correct record type, and check floodplain, deed-restriction and specialty-review requirements before filing.
Texas construction permitting is highly local. Municipalities commonly administer building permits, adopt code editions and amendments, set fees and operate their own portals. In unincorporated areas, county authority is more limited and often focused on specific statutory powers such as floodplain, septic, subdivision, fire, infrastructure or certain residential and commercial standards.
We confirm the reviewing authority and submission path before the package is filed, helping avoid jurisdiction and intake mistakes.
Explore permit guides →Applications, valuation inputs and supporting documents are organized around the jurisdiction’s published requirements rather than a one-size-fits-all list.
See our workflow →Administrative comments are separated from technical items so the right person can respond without losing time in email chains.
Correction response →Know what has been filed, what is in review and what is waiting on a response instead of manually checking every open permit.
Plan review tracking →Useful for contractors and builders working across Houston, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and other Texas jurisdictions with different local building-code, zoning and submission procedures.
Multi-location support →Technology supports the workflow, while experienced permit technicians handle the submission and jurisdiction communication.
Meet the permitting team →The customer gives us the project. We organize the permitting process around the actual jurisdiction and keep the administrative work moving.
Share the scope, jurisdiction, plans and timing. We identify what the filing requires.
Start a request → 02We organize the forms and supporting documents before the package reaches intake.
See the workflow → 03The application is submitted through the appropriate portal or jurisdiction process and tracked.
Plan review tracking → 04Comments are routed to the right party and responses are coordinated through the normal review cycle.
Correction response →Alliance Permitting prepares, files and tracks permit applications, coordinates administrative corrections and keeps the project moving through the jurisdiction’s normal review process. We do not replace licensed design professionals, inspectors or the authority having jurisdiction — we handle the administrative work between your documents and an issued permit.
Hover, focus, or click a colored county to see its guide choices. County guides may describe development, floodplain, septic, fire, subdivision, road/access, or other local controls even where a county does not issue a general building permit.
All 254 Texas counties are shown for geographic context. Colored counties reflect the 416 guides currently published in the dedicated Texas guide directory.Choose your role to see how Alliance supports permitting across projects, jurisdictions and recurring programs.
Keep multiple jobs moving without turning project managers into permit clerks.
Contractor solutions → 02Repeatable filing support across communities, counties and municipalities.
Home builder solutions → 03Administrative coordination across phased, multi-department projects.
Developer solutions → 04Permit comments routed cleanly back to the design team when technical response is needed.
Architect solutions → 05High-volume roofing, solar, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, sign and related permits.
Permit services →Alliance Permitting prepares, files and tracks residential, commercial and specialty permit applications across Texas. The correct authority depends on the project address, city limits, ETJ status, county authority and any specialty agencies involved.
No. Review queues and approval decisions remain with the issuing authority. Our role is to reduce avoidable administrative mistakes, incomplete packages and preventable correction cycles that can add time to a project.
Alliance Permitting files across Texas, including Houston, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and jurisdictions statewide. The dedicated Texas guide directory currently contains 416 jurisdiction guides.
Texas does not use one statewide building-permit process for ordinary local construction. Municipalities commonly administer building permits, code adoption, amendments, fees, portals and inspections. In unincorporated areas, county authority is more limited and varies by statute and project type.
No. Cities commonly operate full building-permit programs, while counties may regulate specific matters such as floodplain, septic, subdivision, fire, infrastructure or certain development activities depending on their authority. The project address and authority having jurisdiction should be confirmed before filing.
Yes. Program accounts are set up on a discovery call with a committed rate based on the agreed scope, jurisdictions and expected permit volume.
Plain-language guides on filing, resubmittals, and issuance.
What a commercial submittal contains, which departments review it, why resubmittals happen, and who owns each piece of the process.
Read Article →Understand where an expediter fits between your project team and the reviewing jurisdiction, and what the service actually covers.
Read Article →A plain-language walkthrough of application, plan review, corrections, inspections and issuance for construction teams.
Read Article →Send the scope and jurisdiction. Alliance Permitting will review the project details and follow up on the correct Texas permitting path.