WASHINGTON, DC 20003 · DC — Ward 7
Building permit — electrical
Owner: MURRAY, COLIN J
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: MURRAY, COLIN J
Building permit — alteration and repair
Interior renovation of an existing bathroom in a townhouse, including expanding the bathroom approximately 2 feet into the adjacent laundry area by modifying a non-load-bearing partition wall. Work includes demolition of existing finishes, reconfiguration of interior partition walls, relocation of plumbing and electrical systems to accommodate the new layout, installation of a new walk-in shower, custom tile finishes, waterproofing, insulation as required, drywall repair, painting, and installation of owner-supplied plumbing fixtures, lighting fixtures, and accessories. Contractor to provide all labor and materials for demolition, framing of non-load-bearing walls, plumbing and electrical rough-ins, waterproofing, tile installation, and all required rough-in work. No structural modifications are included. All work shall comply with the applicable District of Columbia building, plumbing, electrical, and residential codes.
Applicant: MURRAY, COLIN J · Owner: MURRAY, COLIN J
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