Cut and Shoot, TX Permit Fees (2026)
Building permit fees and building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical/HVAC, and roofing permit fees for Cut and Shoot, straight from the official fee schedule, with a free permit fee calculator below.
Residential remodels and additions need no city building permit, so no estimate is shown for them. Work started without a permit pays double the permit fee. Commercial work of $50,000 or more also registers with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (fee paid to the state).
In Cut and Shoot, a $20,000 re-roof runs $110.00 in permit fees, a $10,000 HVAC change-out $220.00, an electrical panel upgrade or rewire $220.00, and a whole-house repipe $220.00. Totals include the documented surcharges and minimum fees; where the schedule prices by unit, figures assume 2 county-assigned inspections. Each figure is that single permit only: a job that combines trades, like a kitchen remodel with electrical and plumbing work, pays each applicable permit. Pick a project to load it in the calculator below.
Jump to Permit Fee CalculatorCity of Cut and Shoot Ordinance No. 135, Municipal Building Permit Inspection-Plan Review Fee Schedule (Exhibits A and B)
Covers building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical/HVAC, and roofing permits.
Call the building department at (936) 264-3100.
How Cut and Shoot values a job: Commercial valuation follows the ICC Building Valuation Data table (August 2012) for new buildings and additions, and project valuation for alterations and build-outs, as determined by the building official.
Schedule effective April 29, 2021. Last verified: November 3, 2026
Cut and Shoot Permit Fee Schedule
Every documented rule for each permit type, straight from the official schedule.
Roofing Permit Fees in Cut and Shoot
‡ Awaiting confirmation from the jurisdiction.
Homeowners and contractors planning a project check Cut and Shoot roofing permit fees here first. One sponsor per trade, flat monthly rate.
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Pick a permit type and adjust the job value. Total updates instantly, itemized below.
‡ Awaiting confirmation from the jurisdiction.
Residential remodels and additions need no city building permit, so no estimate is shown for them. Work started without a permit pays double the permit fee. Commercial work of $50,000 or more also registers with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (fee paid to the state).
Estimate only. Confirm with the Cut and Shoot building department before applying. Phone: (936) 264-3100. Permit fees only; excludes impact fees, utility connection charges, and other non-permit charges.
Homeowners and contractors planning a project check Cut and Shoot roofing permit fees here first. One sponsor per trade, flat monthly rate.
Advertise on This PageHow to Apply for a Permit in Cut and Shoot
Fill out the City's Residential Permit Application (online form on the Building Permits page, or the downloadable PDF) or the Commercial Permit Application, and submit it with plans to the City office. Bureau Veritas reviews plans and performs inspections for the City. Every contractor must register with the City before working inside the city limits (Contractor Registration Form with a copy of the driver's license and state license). All fees are paid to the City before the permit is issued. Remodels and additions to existing homes do not need a city permit; call the City office with questions.
Source: Cut and Shoot application instructions
- Phone
- (936) 264-3100
- cs@cutandshoot.org
- Address
- 14391 Hwy 105 East, Conroe, TX 77306
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
- Source
- https://cutandshoot.org/city-secretary ; https://cutandshoot.org/contact-us
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