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Most work beyond simple fixture swaps: water heater replacements, repipes, sewer line replacements, gas line work, new plumbing for additions or remodels, and backflow assembly installs. The exact triggers vary by jurisdiction — Austin, Marble Falls, and the surrounding ETJs each have their own rules. When in doubt, ask us before the work starts, not after the inspector shows up.

Yes — failed-inspection corrections are a core part of this service. Bring us the inspector's correction list (or have them send it), and we'll price the corrections, do the work to code, and get it re-inspected. We deal with correction lists regularly and know what inspectors in this area actually want to see.

It happens more than you'd think — especially with water heaters and remodels. The path forward is an after-the-fact permit: we assess the existing work, bring anything non-compliant up to code, and shepherd it through permitting and inspection. It's almost always cheaper than the alternative of ripping it out later during a sale.

It can — buyer's inspectors flag unpermitted water heaters and remodels routinely, and it becomes a negotiation point or a closing delay. Getting the work permitted and inspected now, on your timeline, is far less stressful than doing it under contract deadlines.

Yes. Commercial projects bring plan reviews, health-department requirements for food service, backflow compliance, and stricter inspection regimes. We handle the plumbing side of commercial build-outs and corrections with the same permit-to-pass process.