General contractor in Fort Worth, TX
Commercial and residential remodels, repairs, roofing and restoration in Fort Worth (Tarrant County). Inspection in 24–48 hours, an itemized bid after the walk, and a private client portal on every project.
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What we do in Fort Worth
Commercial Remodel & Repair in Fort Worth
Commercial remodel and repair across Dallas–Fort Worth: offices, medical, retail, restaurants and multifamily. Phased work in occupied buildings, structural and ADA corrections.
Tenant Improvement & Build-Outs in Fort Worth
White box to move-in tenant improvements in Dallas–Fort Worth: partitions, ceilings, MEP rough-in and trim, landlord coordination, and permits pulled by us.
Residential Remodel & Repair in Fort Worth
Kitchens, baths, additions, whole-home remodels and pre-sale repairs across Dallas–Fort Worth. Free inspection in 24–48 hours and an itemized bid after the walk.
Roofing & Insurance-Claim Roofs in Fort Worth
Roof repair and replacement in Dallas–Fort Worth: composition, metal and TPO. We inspect, document, meet your adjuster on site and provide detailed scopes and supplement support.
Fire & Water Restoration in Fort Worth
Fire and water restoration in Dallas–Fort Worth: structural drying, moisture and photo documentation, demolition and full rebuild by one general contractor.
Permits and registration in Fort Worth
Permit department
City of Fort Worth Development Services Department — official page
Online permit portal
Accela Citizen Access — portal page
Contractor registration
Fort Worth requires any firm or individual pulling a building, mechanical, plumbing or electrical permit to have a valid contractor registration on file, with limited owner-occupant exceptions. source
Re-roof permit
In Fort Worth a re-roof permit depends on scope: decking, sheathing, rafter or pitch changes trigger a permit, while a shingles-only tear-off does not, subject to code limits on layering. source
Adopted building code
Fort Worth adopted the 2021 International Building, Mechanical, Plumbing, Fuel Gas, Fire and Existing Building Codes effective April 1, 2022, with the 2023 National Electrical Code effective March 1, 2024. source
Districts and areas we work in
Downtown / Sundance Square · Stockyards National Historic District · Cultural District · Near Southside · Panther Island
Local context
- The city's Permit Assist tool is integrated with Accela under a single login, so applications and issuance run through one workflow. source
- Fort Worth publishes a residential remodel checklist and packet spelling out the floor plans and MEP plans required at submittal. source
- The Stockyards has its own historic and form-based code district covering the historic livestock-market area, which shapes what exterior work is allowed. source
- Panther Island is a 300-plus-acre Trinity River waterfront redevelopment north of downtown tied to a new flood-control bypass channel. source
- The Tarrant Regional Water District issued a developer RFQ in November 2025 for the first phase of the Panther Island district. source
Storm and damage history in Fort Worth
- April 24–29, 2026: NWS Fort Worth logged a severe storm and tornado outbreak across North Texas, including an EF-3 tornado at Mineral Wells. source
- Jan. 23–26, 2026: NWS Fort Worth logged a winter storm event across the North Texas forecast area. source
- February 2021: Winter Storm Uri knocked multiple Fort Worth water treatment plants offline during the statewide power crisis, and the city later published what it learned from the response. source
On storm losses we inspect, photograph and measure the damage, we meet your adjuster and document the full scope, and we give you a line-item estimate. Texas law does not allow a contractor to negotiate your claim, act as your adjuster, or waive, absorb or rebate a deductible.
Fort Worth questions, answered
- Who issues building permits in Fort Worth?
- City of Fort Worth Development Services Department issues permits in Fort Worth, which is in Tarrant County. Permits are filed through Accela Citizen Access, the city's online permit portal.
- Do contractors have to register with Fort Worth?
- Fort Worth requires any firm or individual pulling a building, mechanical, plumbing or electrical permit to have a valid contractor registration on file, with limited owner-occupant exceptions.
- Do I need a permit to replace a roof in Fort Worth?
- In Fort Worth a re-roof permit depends on scope: decking, sheathing, rafter or pitch changes trigger a permit, while a shingles-only tear-off does not, subject to code limits on layering.
- Do you handle my insurance claim?
- No. Texas law does not allow a contractor to negotiate your claim or act as your adjuster. We inspect, document, meet your adjuster on site, and provide detailed scopes and estimates.
Have a project in Fort Worth?
Inspection in 24–48 hours, itemized bid after the walk, and a private client portal for the project.