City of Dallas permits. Contractor name and valuation are often blank on 2026 residential rows, so many leads are address-only.
Painting permits are rare. These rows include roofs, siding, remodels, additions, and new construction that often lead to a paint bid.
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Painting · score 78 · 2026-10-19
NSFAA Interior remodel of an existing single-family residence, including kitchen, bathrooms, laundry, pantry, coffee area, and owner’s closet. Work includes selective demolition, interior framing, plumbing and electrical modifications, shower waterproofing, cabinetry, countertops, flooring replacement, doors, trim, drywall, painting, and replacement of the existing water heater with a tankless unit at the same location, per submitted plans.
Painting · score 78 · 2026-10-19
NSFAA Remodel kitchen and pantry. Expand breakfast room, pool bath and laundry room. Study wall to expand to porch edge, upper floor exercise to grow by utilizing climate-controlled attic space. Repaint whole house, update hardware for doors and cabs. Relay and refinish wood floors where needed downstairs. Primary baths and closets: new trims, fixtures and shower glass.
Painting · score 78 · 2026-10-19
NSFAA-We are planning a full bathroom remodel that would include a layout change of the bathroom and closet area. This portion of the work would include moving plumbing and electrical outlets. Additionally we plan on converting the living room ceiling to a cathedral vaulted ceiling. This would also require us to replace 6 can lights and replace the insulation above the ceiling area. Other parts of the house will have standard cosmetic updates such as carpet replacement, painting, and trim replacement.
Painting · score 78 · 2026-10-16
NSFAA-Scope of Work – Fire Damage Restoration and Complete Residential RenovationComplete fire damage restoration and renovation of an existing single-story residential dwelling. Structural repairs include removal and replacement of fire-damaged roof trusses and roof sheathing limited to the garage portion of the structure, along with damaged wall studs, framing members, fascia, and other affected structural components as required. All remaining structurally sound framing, trusses, and roof sheathing will be preserved. Structural repairs will be performed in accordance with the structural engineer’s recommendations and approved plans.Scope includes electrical, plumbing, and mechanical (HVAC) rough-in repairs and replacements as required, including installation of associated fixtures, equipment, and finish components. Perform insulation installation, drywall hanging, taping, bedding, texturing, priming, and painting throughout affected areas.Complete kitchen and bathroom renovations, including cabinetry, countertops, plumbing fixtures, electrical fixtures, flooring, doors, trim, and interior finishes. Complete necessary roofing and exterior finish repairs associated with the fire damage.All work shall comply with applicable City of Dallas building codes and approved structural engineering plans.No concrete, foundation, or masonry work is proposed. No expansion of the existing building footprint or change of residential use is proposed.