General · Austin, TX
Alex Cahue Construction
Permit-only record. This profile was created from city building permits naming this company as the contractor. We haven't matched it to a TX Comptroller sales tax permit (common for builders and remodelers), so tax and business-entity fields will be sparse. Location reflects where they pull permits.
Verification summary
Sales tax permit
Not found
Not listed in TX Comptroller active permit holders. Common for builders and remodelers — new residential construction and remodeling generally aren't subject to TX sales tax.
Entity status
Unknown
Not matched in the TX Franchise Taxpayer dataset — may be a sole proprietorship, partnership, or exempt entity.
Safety record
Clean
No reportable injuries in the OSHA Severe Injury Report dataset (Jan 2015–Aug 2025).
Contractor license
TX does not license GCs
Texas has no state license for general contractors, builders, or remodelers (home-builder registration ended in 2009). Building permits are the best public record of real work.
Permit activity
3 in last 12 mo
24 residential permits in Austin, most recent 2026-05-02.
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Claim this profile →Building permits
Residential permits naming this company as the contractor, from city open data.
- Last 12 months
- 3
- All permits
- 24
- Active since
- 2021
- latest May 2, 2026
- New-home sq ft
- 2,020
Most recent
Additions & remodels · Austin 78757 · 998 sq ft
Addition to existing single-family residence. Addition of attached 1-story guest room with bathroom workshop and covered deck. Electrical panel upgrade. 4 bedrooms/3-bathroom driveway improvements retroactively permitting attached uncovered wood deck. Rolling in expired permit 2
May 2, 2026City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsNew homes · Austin 78757 · 1,719 sq ft · $350K declared
Building 2 New 2 Story SFR rear of main house Revision: Revise foundation of screened patio in rear of main house to be pier and beam instead of concrete slab
Mar 9, 2026City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsAdditions & remodels · Austin 78757 · 92 sq ft · $350K declared
Addition of a screened patio to the existing house.
Feb 23, 2026City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsAdditions & remodels · Austin 78731 · 1,357 sq ft
*Partial Demo* Addition/interior remodel to existing single-story SFR and create new basement floor
Jun 26, 2025City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsAdditions & remodels · Austin 78702 · 35 sq ft
Retroactively permit porch enclosure into conditioned space
Apr 2, 2025City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsAdditions & remodels · Austin 78703 · 603 sq ft
*Partial Demo >50%* Addition to single-story SFR with interior remodel. Removal of portion of driveway for IC compliance.
Jan 8, 2025City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsAdditions & remodels · Austin 78751 · 1,309 sq ft
Addition Convert existing rear porch into conditioned space addition of first floor addition of 2nd floor master bedroom/bathroom and covered porch
Sep 23, 2024City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsAdditions & remodels · Austin 78727 · 702 sq ft
Addition and interior remodel
Jul 10, 2024City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsAdditions & remodels · Austin 78745 · 1,694 sq ft
*Greater than 50% demo* Addition/remodel. Addition of a covered front porch and expanded bedroom to front of existing 1-story SFR. Addition of an enlarged family room enlarged kitchen bedroom utility room and covered porch to rear of existing SFR. Addition of a 2nd floor consisti
Apr 26, 2024City of Austin — Issued Construction PermitsAdditions & remodels · Austin 78731 · 1,007 sq ft
garage and carport conversion into living room and primary suite covered rear porch attached to primary residence
Mar 22, 2023City of Austin — Issued Construction Permits
Declared job values are self-reported on the permit and often blank or understated — they are not revenue. Homeowner street addresses are intentionally omitted.
Licenses & registrations
Texas doesn't license general contractors, builders, or remodelers, so there's no state license to show. City building permits (above) are the best public record of their work.
Officers & owners
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Legal & safety records
Liens, lawsuits, OSHA incidents, regulatory actions, and complaints from public records.
No legal records found in our public-source coverage.