Georgetown project planning
For a Georgetown project, connect the rooms and material choice to an access plan and to any related building work before the work sequence is set.
- When a flooring or shower project also alters electrical, gas, mechanical, or plumbing systems, review the city residential permit guidance before work begins.
- For an occupied home, identify the usable rooms, furniture responsibilities, pet plan, and protected route through the house before agreeing on the daily sequence.
- Confirm the substrate, doorway heights, transitions, fixture interfaces, and selected product requirements before pricing trim or preparation work.
City of Georgetown residential permit guidance
The City says a building permit is required for work that alters or repairs a building or electrical, gas, mechanical, or plumbing system. Its page also identifies when city permits can apply in parts of the ETJ.