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Warwick Construction, Inc.Usually excluded

First demolition scope, after 14 permits without one.

Warwick Construction, Inc. · Houston, TX · NAICS General Contractor · triggered 2026-08-12

Grounding

1 rules fired
T-CON-2First demolition or excavationUsually excludedfired 2026-08-12

Austin issued them a permit with a demolition work class — Interior Demo Non-Structural — and none of their 14 prior permits carried one. Standard general liability names explosion, collapse and underground damage as exclusions, which is the work they have just taken on.

SourceRecordObservedValueDate
Austin Issued Construction Permits
Building Permit
2026-099265 BP ↗Permit and work classC-1000 Commercial Remodel · Interior Demo Non-Structural2026-08-12
Austin Issued Construction Permits
Permit history
contractor-of-record rollup, 14 prior permitsPermits of this class before it02026-08-12
Confidence high — Work class is required on every Austin permit, so the absence of prior demolition is real.Wrong if — They are demolishing to enable their own remodel and a specialist sub is doing the work.

Enrichment

Every value names its source, or says it isn't public
Permit2026-099265 BPAustin Issued Construction Permits
ClassC-1000 Commercial RemodelAustin Issued Construction Permits
Work classInterior Demo Non-StructuralAustin Issued Construction Permits
Prior Austin permits14Austin Issued Construction Permits
Site608 Blanco StAustin Issued Construction Permits
Trade of recordGeneral ContractorAustin Issued Construction Permits
CarrierNot publicnot public
SizeNot public — permit volume is the only size signal we haveestimate

Suggested outreach

One insight, one channel
ChannelEmail No shared connection, and an owner at this size reads their own email.
ToOwner or operations principal
SubjectThe demolition scope at 608 Blanco St
Lead insightFirst demolition scope on record, and demolition is what the XCU exclusion names.
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Austin issued your permit at 608 Blanco St on 2026-08-12 with a demolition work class. Going back through your permit history, it is the first one.

Standard general liability names explosion, collapse and underground damage as exclusions — the XCU exclusion. That is the work a demolition scope involves, so a policy written for remodel work usually does not follow you into it.

If the demolition is subbed out and their certificate names you as additional insured, this is a non-issue. If you are self-performing it, it is worth twenty minutes before the first machine is on site.

Do not sayAnything about what they currently carry. We can see the permit; we cannot see the policy, and the difference is the whole credibility of the message.