Standalone (Trade) Permits: Electrical, Plumbing, & HVAC
The following information is for homeowners who want to make improvements or modifications to the mechanical, electrical, or plumbing systems in a home where the homeowner resides. These individual permits are not for larger projects such as remodeling or new construction. Any changes or improvements made must comply with the currently adopted building codes.
How To Apply for a Standalone (Trade) Permit:
Create an account and/or log in to our Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply:
- Electrical Standalone (trade) permit application instructions, click here
- HVAC Standalone (mechanical trade) permit application instructions, click here
- Plumbing Standalone (trade) permit application instructions, click here
- Gas Test permit application instructions, click here
- Tank to Tankless Water Heater Replacement permit application instructions, click here (A gas piping chart will be required)
Permit Fee: $50.00
After your application is accepted, we will notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line.
Permit Issuance:
Estimated permit issuance can take 3 to 5 business days from date of application acceptance. You will receive a notification via email once the permit has been issued.
The permit becomes invalid if the authorized work or construction does not commence within six months of permit issuance.
Inspection Process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock.
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 12 p.m. An adult 18 years or older must be present.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00
Residential Remodel:
The following information is for homeowners who want to make improvements, modifications, structural changes, additions, or add mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and accessory structures to a home where the homeowner resides. All changes or improvements made must comply with the currently adopted building codes.
How to Apply for a Residential Remodel Permit:
Create an account and/or log in to our Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply:
- Click here for instructions on how to apply for a single family remodel / addition permit
Be prepared to submit the following:
- One (1) complete set of construction plans which must include any structural, mechanical, electrical, and or plumbing changes.
- Structural modifications (e.g., wall removal) require an engineered design.
- An asbestos survey is strongly recommended if walls are to be removed from a home built before 1980.
Kindly note that Round Rock has a strict one-permit system in place. To avoid any delays in your project, it is essential to add the general contractor and relevant sub-contractors to your application. They must accept their assignment in the project via their Permit Portal account to be included in a permit. Although their confirmation is not mandatory at the time of application submittal, it will be required before permit issuance.
Permit Fee: $500.00
After your application is accepted, we will notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line.
Review Process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 30 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available.
You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
Permit Issuance:
- All comments have been addressed.
- All reviews have been completed.
- General contractor and sub-contractors (MEP’s) have confirmed through their portal account.
The permit becomes invalid if the authorized work or construction does not commence within six months of permit issuance.
Inspection Process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock.
- For a list of residential inspections, please refer to our Residential Guide. Please note that this list is only a guide and inspections may vary depending on the scope of work.
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
Other Permits:
The information below is for homeowners who want to make improvements, modifications, structural changes, additions, or add mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and accessory structures to a home themselves in which the homeowner physically lives. All changes or improvements made must comply with the currently adopted building codes.
Kindly note that Round Rock has a strict one-permit system in place. To avoid any delays in your project, it is essential to add the general contractor and relevant sub-contractors to your application. They must accept their assignment in the project via their Permit Portal account to be included in a permit. Although their confirmation is not mandatory at the time of application submittal, it will be required before permit issuance.
All swimming pool plans need to comply with the 2015 ISPSC (Pool Code)
How to Submit a Building Permit Application:
Create an account and/or log in to our Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a permit:
- Swimming Pool permit application instructions, click here
Be prepared to submit:
- One (1) set of construction plans
- Property survey showing the proposed pool location
Permit Fee:
After your application is accepted, we will calculate the permit fees and notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line.
- Spa (Hot Tub) OR Above Ground Pool permit fee: $125.00
- In Ground Swimming Pool permit fee of $350.00
Review process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 30 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available. You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
- For instructions on how to check the status of your review(s), click here.
- For instructions on how to upload revisions, click here.
Permit Issuance:
- All comments have been addressed.
- All reviews have been completed.
- General contractor and sub-contractors (MEP’s) have confirmed through their portal account.
The permit becomes invalid if the authorized work or construction does not commence within six months of permit issuance.
Inspection Process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
Pergola, Gazebo, Outdoor Kitchen, Plastic or Wooden Shed, Detached Garage
How to Submit a Building Permit Application:
Create an account and/or log in to the Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a permit:
- Accessory Structure permit application instructions, click here
Be prepared to submit:
- Complete set of legible construction plans (if applicable) with structure dimensions and materials used
- Copy of the property survey (plot plan) marked with the proposed location of the structure
- Ensure that the separation in feet between structure and property line is noted, as encroachment into easements or 5-foot side and rear setbacks are prohibited
- Electrical and/or plumbing details (when applicable)
Permit Fee:
After your application is accepted, we will calculate the permit fees and notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line
- Storage Sheds (plastic or wooden) without electrical and/or plumbing $50.00
- Storage Sheds (plastic or wooden) with electrical only $125.00
- Pergola and Gazebo without electrical and/or plumbing: $125.00
- Pergola, Gazebo, Outdoor Kitchen, Studio Shed, Detached Garage with electrical and or plumbing $300.00
Review process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 30 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available. You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
- For instructions on how to check the status of your review(s), click here.
- For instructions on how to upload revisions, click here.
Permit Issuance:
- All comments have been addressed.
- All reviews have been completed.
- General contractor and sub-contractors (MEP’s) have confirmed through their portal account.
The permit becomes invalid if the authorized work or construction does not commence within six months of permit issuance.
Inspection Process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
How to Submit a Building Permit Application:
Create an account and/or log in to our Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a permit:
- Deck Patio permit application instructions, click here
Be prepared to submit:
- One complete set of construction plans with structure dimensions and materials used
- Copy of the property survey (plot plan) marked with the proposed location of the structure
- Ensure that the separation in feet between structure and property line is noted, as encroachment into easements or 5-foot side and rear setbacks are prohibited
- Electrical and/or plumbing details (when applicable)
Permit Fee:
After your application is accepted, we will calculate the permit fees and notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line.
- Wood deck / Uncovered patio without electrical and/or plumbing: $125.00
- Wood deck / Covered patio without electrical and/or plumbing: $200.00.
- Wood deck / Covered patio with electrical and/or plumbing: $300.00
Review process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 30 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available. You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
- For instructions on how to check the status of your review(s), click here.
- For instructions on how to upload revisions, click here.
Permit Issuance:
- All comments have been addressed.
- All reviews have been completed.
- General contractor and sub-contractors (MEP’s) have confirmed through their portal account.
Inspection process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
Garage conversions are only allowed on lots platted before 2002. Contact the Building Inspection desk at 512-218-5550 if you have questions. Contact the PDS desk at 512-218-5428 if you need to find when your lot was platted.
How to Submit a Building Permit Application:
Create an account and/or log in to the Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a permit:
- Garage Conversion permit application instructions, click here
Be prepared to submit:
- Complete set of legible construction plans which must include any structural, mechanical, electrical, and or plumbing changes.
- Structural modifications require an engineered design
Permit Fee: $300.00
After your application is accepted, we will calculate the permit fees and notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line.
Review process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 30 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available. You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
- For instructions on how to check the status of your review(s), click here.
- For instructions on how to upload revisions, click here.
Permit Issuance:
- All comments have been addressed.
- All reviews have been completed.
- General contractor and sub-contractors (MEP’s) have confirmed through their portal account.
The permit becomes invalid if the authorized work or construction does not commence within six months of permit issuance.
Inspection Process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
How to Submit a Building Permit Application
Create an account and/or log in to our Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a permit:
- Generator Permit application instructions, click here
Be prepared to submit:
- One-line electrical diagram with information on conduit & conductor from genset to transfer switch and from the transfer switch to the existing electrical panel
- Specs for generator, pad, transfer switch, and distance to walls and any combustibles
- Gas pipe sizing
- Generator location
- Distance from gas service to generator
- Type of gas: Natural or propane
- Inlet pressure
- Gas-line info: length from tap to generator
- Pressure drop
- Specific gravity
Permit fee: $150.00
After your application is accepted, we will calculate the permit fees and notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line
Review process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 3 – 5 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available. You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
- For instructions on how to check the status of your review(s), click here.
- For instructions on how to upload revisions, click here.
Permit Issuance:
- All comments have been addressed.
- All reviews have been completed.
- General contractor and sub-contractors (MEP’s) have confirmed through their portal account.
The permit becomes invalid if the authorized work or construction does not commence within six months of permit issuance.
Inspection process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
An Irrigation Permit is required when installing a lawn irrigation system connecting to the City of Round Rock’s water supply.
A permit is not required when making repairs to the piping of an existing irrigation system unless the back-flow prevention device is being replaced.
How to Submit a Building Permit Application
Create an account and/or log in to our Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a permit:
Residential Irrigation permit application instructions, click here
Be prepared to submit:
- Complete set of irrigation plans showing state specifications
- Backflow Prevention Form
Permit fee: $50.00
After your application is accepted, we will calculate the permit fees and notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line.
Review process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 30 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available. You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
Inspection process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
How to Submit a Building Permit Application:
Create an account and/or log in to our Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a permit:
- Solar Panel application instructions, click here
Be prepared to submit:
- One (1) complete set of one-line drawings stamped by an electrical engineer
- Torque letter at time of final inspection. The letter must include the master’s license number and signature.
Permit Fee: $150.00
After your application is accepted, we will calculate the permit fees and notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line.
Review process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 3 to 5 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available. You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
- For instructions on how to check the status of your review(s), click here.
- For instructions on how to upload revisions, click here.
Permit Issuance:
- All comments have been addressed.
- All reviews have been completed.
- General contractor and sub-contractors (MEP’s) have confirmed through their portal account.
The permit becomes invalid if the authorized work or construction does not commence within six months of permit issuance.
Inspection process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
The City of Round Rock does not require a permit for a residential re-roof. If you are modifying the roof, you must apply for a residential remodel permit. To apply for a remodel permit, simply scroll back up the page.
The City of Round Rock requires Drip Edge as per the 2015 IBC, Section R905.2.8.5
Contact Building Inspections staff at 512-218-5550 if you have any questions.
How to Submit a Building Permit Application:
Create an account and/or Login to our Permit Portal (online permitting software) at https://permits.roundrocktexas.gov.
Here are clear, step-by-step instructions on how to apply for a permit:
Demolition permit application instructions, click here
Be prepared to submit:
- Site plan showing the structure that will be fully demolished
Permit Fee: $50.00
After your application is accepted, we will calculate the permit fees and notify you via the permit portal to make the payment. You can pay through the permit portal by clicking on the My Fees tab on the main dashboard and using an E-Check, Visa, or Mastercard. Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you can drop off a check at our office located at 301 W Bagdad Ave, Ste 100, Round Rock, TX 78664. Please make the check payable to the City of Round Rock and include the case/application number on the memo line.
Review process:
The review process for your project will take approximately 30 business days after your application is received and accepted. Expedited review is not available. You can monitor the status of your review through the permit portal and submit any required responses or revisions.
- For instructions on how to check the status of your review(s), click here.
- For instructions on how to upload revisions, click here.
Permit Issuance:
- All comments have been addressed.
- All reviews have been completed.
The permit becomes invalid if the authorized work or construction does not commence within six months of permit issuance.
Inspection Process:
- An inspection is required when pulling a permit with the City of Round Rock
- Schedule inspections by using our Permit Portal and clicking on the My Inspections tab on the main dashboard. Click here for instructions.
- Inspections must be requested by 4 p.m. for the following business day, but availability is not guaranteed.
- Inspections are conducted Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Two inspections of the same type are included in the permit fee. If the same type of inspection fails twice, a $75 re-inspection fee will be charged for each additional inspection. This fee must be paid before scheduling the final inspection
- We offer a one-time free consultation. Additional consultations are $75.00.
Contact the Building Inspections Division at 512-218-5550.
Carports (Accessory Structure)
Carports are permitted only on side or rear yards. They are not allowed in front yards or over driveways in front of a home. Additionally, it must not encroach upon building setbacks or any type of easement, including but not limited to Public Utility Easements (PUE), drainage easements, and easements for water, sewer, or stormwater systems.
A small percentage of properties within the city limits exceed the dimensions of standard lot sizes and may be able to accommodate an attached carport in front of the home. If you believe your lot is unique in size or have questions regarding the appropriate placement of an accessory structure, please email us a copy of your survey to buildingpermits@roundrocktexas.gov and mark the proposed location and a Building Inspection team member will respond to your request.
If allowed, before constructing or placing the carport, the property owner—or their authorized representative – must submit an Accessory Structure building permit application to the City of Round Rock Building Inspections Office. The City of Round Rock operates under a combined (one-permit) system, which means that any associated electrical, plumbing, or mechanical work must be included in the same permit.
The maximum permitted height for any accessory structure is 15 feet 0 inches, measured from the existing ground level to the highest point of the roof.
Please contact the Transportation Division at 512-218-7044 or stop by at 2008 Enterprise Drive.
Projects That Do Not Require A Permit But Must Be Built To Code:
- Residential fences do not require a building permit, but it is advisable to check your plans with Code Enforcement for height and material requirements. Contact Code Enforcement at 512-341-3329.
- Window replacement
- Siding replacement
- Concrete flatwork, contact the Building Inspection office for more information 512-218-5550.
Notes
Codes are available through the International Code Council (http://www.iccsafe.org/).
- City of Round Rock Code of Ordinances
- 2015 International Building Code (2015 IBC) and Appendices
- 2015 International Fire Code (2015 IFC)
- 2015 International Energy Conservation Code (2015 IECC)
- 2015 International Residential Code (2015 IRC)
- 2015 International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (2015 ISPSC)
- 2015 International Mechanical Code (2015 IMC)
- 2015 International Plumbing Code (2015 IPC)
- 2023 International Electrical Code (2023 IEC)
Inspection Services Division Office
512-218-5550 – Office Hours: 7:00 am – 4:00 pm
James Shine, Chief Building Official 512-218-5550 jshine@roundrocktexas.gov
Jorge Scott, Assistant Building Official 512-218-5550
Intake Staff: 512-218-5550
Isabella Morales, Commercial Development Technician 512-218-5551 imorales@roundrocktexas.gov
Jennifer Esparza, Residential Development Technician 512-671-2889 jesparza@roundrocktexas.gov
Building Plan Examiners:
Commercial: Walter Holbert, 512-671-2763 wholbert@roundrocktexas.gov
Residential: Jorge Scott ABO, 512-218-5550
Commercial Inspectors:
Bryan Fails, Chief Plumbing Inspector 512-845-6249 bfails@roundrocktexas.gov
Jimmy Spencer, Chief Electrical Inspector 512-470-9507 jimmyspencer@roundrocktexas.gov
Amos Harrison, Chief Structural Inspector 512-639-0218 aharrison@roundrocktexas.gov
Josh Patterson, 737-320-9127 josh.patterson@roundrocktexas.gov
Lance Musslewhite, 737-340-7822 lmusslewhite@roundrocktexas.gov
Residential Inspectors:
Ferdinand Abadiano, 512-568-7829 fabadiano@roundrocktexas.gov
Joshua Gonzales, 512-639-3050 jgonzales@roundrocktexas.gov
Paul Moran, 512-688-9024 pmoran@roundrocktexas.gov
Jake Morrison, 737-376-0954 jmorrison@roundrocktexas.gov
Arnold Castro Lopez, 737-775-6703 arnold.castro@roundrocktexas.gov
Civil Inspectors
Matt Krueger, Chief Civil Inspector 512-748-9092 mkruegger@roundrocktexas.gov
Chris Cervenka, 512-639-6760 ccervenka@roundrocktexas.gov
George Grondin, 512-639-9497 ggrondin@roundrocktexas.gov
Lane Imken, 512-647-0807 limken@roundrocktexas.gov
Riley Pekar, 737-349-53396 rpekar@roundrocktexas.gov
Taylor Hutchens, 737-397-4902 thutchens@roundrocktexas.gov
Certificates of Appropriateness are required before the issuance of a Building Permit.
Properties required to undergo historic review are identified with Historic Overlay Zoning. Alterations to all structures or sites with Historic Overlay Zoning require a Certificate of Appropriateness before the issuance of a building permit. Historic review applies to all structures on a site, including fences and accessory structures.
Preservation staff are available to discuss projects on all historic-age properties (even those without historic overlay zoning) and can provide technical references that are available to help avoid damage. Contact the Planning and Development Services desk at 512-218-5428 to discuss alterations to a historic property and/or the Certificate of Appropriateness process.
