Austin's permit file
Find expired Austin permits in your company’s name.
Search Austin's public records for expired permits and overdue permits with no final inspection recorded.
Permit monitoring is in development. Austin is first.Try the free scan
| Pulled | Address | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | 4412 CEDAR HOLLOW RD | Expired |
| 2014 | 118 BREVARD ST | Expired |
| 2016 | 27 KILN YARD CT | Expired |
| 2019 | 17 QUARRY BEND CT | Expired |
| 2021 | 2200 LAUREL FORK DR | Expired |
| 2023 | 1205 OLD MILL RD | Expired |
| 2025 | 92 STONEBRIDGE CT | Expired |
and 34 more
Expired, oldest 20124141
Expired permits, one company name
Sample rows. Expired is the city's own word for it, not ours.
Where the count comes from
- 01
We read Austin's own permit file
Austin's public construction permit records.
data.austintexas.gov
- 02
We match on the name you type
We match the company name in Austin’s records. Companies with the same recorded name can appear together, so review the permit addresses.
Company names in Austin’s permit records.
- 03
We check each one against its final inspection
The city's own status first, then anything still live that is past its expiry with no final recorded.
Permit status in Austin’s public records.
What people ask
- That is not mine.
- Check the permit number and address in the city's record. A name match alone does not confirm it is yours.
- Nothing has happened in five years.
- Check the current status with Austin before assuming the permit is closed.
- I already track my permits.
- This scan checks permits linked to your company name in Austin’s records, including ones you may not know about.
Try it on your company name
The scan is free and reads Austin's own permit file.
Keep track of permits that still need attention.
Planned price: $79 a month
In development. Austin is first.
Planned: monitor Austin permits by company name and link each result to the city's record. Additional cities may follow.