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Whitewright's current residential permit packet says all new construction, alterations and additions require a building permit, and it defines residential remodel work as interior or exterior construction to the main structure. The packet does not publish a separate reroof line, so a roof-only replacement or repair should be confirmed with the City's Permit Clerk before work begins.
The City's July 2025 residential permit packet lists the 2018 International Building Code, 2018 International Residential Code, 2018 International Fire Code, 2018 International Energy Conservation Code and related 2018 codes, plus the 2020 National Electrical Code and local amendments. Roofing work should be evaluated against the code and local requirements in effect for the permitted scope.
Whitewright's permit packet says contractors performing work within the City's jurisdiction must be registered. It also says building inspections requested by 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday are performed the next business day through Bureau Veritas, and all permits require a final inspection.
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Learn more →Schedule an inspection after hail or wind, when water is entering the property, when shingles or flashing are visibly damaged, or when an older roof is showing wear. The inspection should determine whether the practical next step is repair, replacement or continued monitoring.
Request a Free InspectionWhitewright's current residential permit packet says all new construction, alterations and additions require a building permit, but it does not publish a separate reroof line. Because a roof-only repair or replacement can depend on the exact scope, confirm the current classification with the City's Permit Clerk before work begins.
The City's July 2025 residential permit packet lists the 2018 International Building Code and 2018 International Residential Code, along with other 2018 International Codes, the 2020 National Electrical Code and local amendments.
Yes. Whitewright's current permit packet says contractors performing work within the City's jurisdiction must be registered with the City.
Whitewright uses Bureau Veritas for building inspections. The City's current packet says requests received by 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday are performed the next business day.
Yes. The City's current residential permit application says all permits require a final inspection and that the permit must be displayed continuously during the project after issuance.
The typical inspection response is usually within 1–2 days, weather permitting. For an active leak or urgent roofing issue, call 903-815-8939.
Answer a few quick questions and we’ll review the request before contacting you to confirm an inspection time.
This is an inspection request, not an instant calendar booking. Usually within 1–2 days, weather permitting. If water is actively entering the property, call 903-815-8939.
