6608 Jamaica Court, Austin
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Permits and code violations
1 permit not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner.
- Electrical permit Aug 2026Final
125amp to 200amp main panel and service replacement. austin energy is the electrical provider.
- Electrical permit Jul 2026Final
Interior remodel - converting a 1/2 bath into a full bath - moving a water heater and making it tankless - raise the floor the bathroom about 6.
- Mechanical permit Jun 2026Final
Interior remodel - converting a 1/2 bath into a full bath - moving a water heater and making it tankless - raise the floor the bathroom about 6.
- Plumbing permit Jun 2026Final
Interior remodel - converting a 1/2 bath into a full bath - moving a water heater and making it tankless - raise the floor the bathroom about 6.
- Building permit Mar 2026Final
Interior remodel - converting a 1/2 bath into a full bath - moving a water heater and making it tankless - raise the floor the bathroom about 6.
- Mechanical permit Mar 2026Final
Replacement of complete existing central heat and air system with or without duct work install replacement of 3 ton heat pump
- Mechanical permit Jun 2025Final
Replacement of mini-split system
- Mechanical permit Dec 2023Final
Replacement of complete existing central heat and air system with or without duct work
- Electrical permit Sep 2021Final
Home builders loop ref. 2021-130950 bp
- Electrical permit Sep 2021Final
Partial demo* partial garage conversion to include: converting 65 sqft of existing 2-car garage to utility room and pantry. full interior remodel of both 1st and 2nd floors. existing footprint unchanged.
- Plumbing permit Aug 2021Final
Partial demo* partial garage conversion to include: converting 65 sqft of existing 2-car garage to utility room and pantry. full interior remodel of both 1st and 2nd floors. existing footprint unchanged.
- Mechanical permit Aug 2021Final
Partial demo* partial garage conversion to include: converting 65 sqft of existing 2-car garage to utility room and pantry. full interior remodel of both 1st and 2nd floors. existing footprint unchanged.
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