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CITY OF ITALY
📍 Italy, TX
📊 Data Overview
Total work items
2
Disclosed value
$450K
Years active
2+
Company scale
Small
Service areas
25 cities
Largest disclosed project
$350K
2
TDLR Projects
$450K
Total Value
2+
Years Active
📄 About CITY OF ITALY
CITY OF ITALY is a licensed contractor providing construction services providing professional construction services in Italy, Austin, Bee Cave.
🏆 Largest Projects
1
Downtown Sidewalk Improvements
161 West Main Street, Italy, TX 76651, Italy
$350K
2024-12-01
2
City of Italy
1110 FM 667, Italy, TX 76651, Italy
$100K
2023-01-02
📈 Company Insights
2+
Years Active
Small
Company Scale
$225K
Avg Project Size
0
Last 12 Months
Active in public records from 2023 to 2024
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What areas does CITY OF ITALY serve in Texas?▼
CITY OF ITALY has completed construction work in Italy, Austin, Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Bastrop and 20 other Texas cities, spanning 10 counties including Ellis and Travis.
How long has CITY OF ITALY been operating in Texas?▼
CITY OF ITALY has 2+ years of documented construction activity in Texas, with public records dating back to 2023. They remain actively engaged in the Texas construction market.
How do I contact CITY OF ITALY?▼
You can contact CITY OF ITALY by phone at (214) 399-1843.
🗺️ Service Areas & Locations25 cities • 10 counties
🏢 Related Entities & Subsidiaries1 linked records
This entity group includes the following related businesses and name variations:
All business names: City of Italy
📁 Work Items2 total
$450K total value🏗️ 2 TDLR Projects
🏗️ TDLR
Downtown Sidewalk Improvements
161 West Main Street, Italy, TX 76651, Italy
8K sqft
$350K
Project Closed2024-12-01
View →🏗️ TDLR
City of Italy
1110 FM 667, Italy, TX 76651, Italy
3K sqft
$100K
Inspection Complete2023-01-02
View →Data sourced from Texas TDLR, Austin Site Plans, and Building Permits
Contact Information
0 contacts from TDLR & public records
Phone Numbers
Additional Addresses
1110 FM 667, Italy, Texas 76651
Italy, TX
Data Sources