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Commercial contractor in Arlington, TX

Arlington’s stadiums and campus bring crowds, and the restaurants, stores and stations that serve them are always being built or rebuilt.

Crew on scaffolding finishing a stucco facade

Between the stadiums and the interstates

Arlington sits in Tarrant County between Dallas and Fort Worth, with Interstate 30 to the north, Interstate 20 to the south and State Highway 360 on the east. The Entertainment District, with AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field and Six Flags, and the University of Texas at Arlington drive steady demand for restaurants and retail, and the highway exits keep gas stations and convenience stores busy.

Arlington’s permit process

Arlington’s Planning and Development Services department, on the second floor of City Hall at 101 West Abram Street, accepts commercial building permits through electronic plan review on its online permitting site (City of Arlington permitting and inspections).

The city’s fire prevention office states that commercial projects valued above $50,000 must be registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation before the permit application goes in, and an application without a verifiable TDLR project number is not accepted for review (TDLR Architectural Barriers). We register first so review is not held up.

Busy-season builds

A restaurant near the stadiums wants to open before the season, not during it. Working back from the date the doors need to open, with the long-lead kitchen and storefront items ordered first, is how those jobs are planned.

Our services in Arlington

Restaurant kitchen line with a stainless hood and granite counter
Restaurant kitchen line with a stainless hood and granite counter
Ironworkers setting steel for a fuel canopy
Ironworkers setting steel for a fuel canopy
Finished retail center with a pet store tenant and new parking
Finished retail center with a pet store tenant and new parking

Questions about building in Arlington

Does Arlington need a TDLR number before permit review?

Yes, for commercial projects above $50,000. We register the project first.

Does Arlington take plans electronically?

Yes. Commercial building permits go through the city’s electronic plan review.

Do you build near the Entertainment District?

Yes. Restaurants, retail and stations across Arlington.

Building in Arlington? Tell us about it.

Send the address, the plans or just the idea. Greg will get back to you to set up a time to look at it.

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