HOUSTON REPLATS (832) 819-4066
Our Story
At Houston Replats, we have been providing professional surveying, platting, & permitting services for over 27 years. Our team of experienced consultants use the latest technology to ensure accurate and precise results.
TEXAS BOUNDARY
TEXAS BOUNDARY IN 1845
TEXAS BOUNDARY
TEXAS BOUNDARY 1850
SOUTH SIDE BUFFALO BAYOU
On August 30, 1836, brothers Augustus Chapman Allen and John Kirby Allen founded Houston, Texas at the confluence of Buffalo Bayou and White Oak Bayou, a location now known as Allen's Landing. The brothers, from New York, purchased over 6,600 acres of land and named the city after General Sam Houston, a hero of the Texas War for Independence. The Allen brothers lobbied the Republic of Texas Congress to move the state capital to Houston, promising to build a capitol building in exchange. On December 15, 1836, Congress selected Houston as the provisional capital, and President Houston signed the bill. However, Congress moved the capital to Austin two years later.
NORTH SIDE BUFFALO BAYOU
In the meantime, Houston developed as a regional transportation and commercial hub. In 1837, Houston was incorporated as a city and James S. Holman was elected as the first mayor. The city's municipal government was headquartered at Old Market Square from 1841 to 1939, but the City Hall on Market Square burned down in the 1870s and again in 1901.
HOUSTON REPLATS (832) 819-4066
HOME OF THE $3,500 SIMPLE REPLATS
If your property is in the city limits of the City of Houston, and you are creating One Unrestricted Reserve or Splitting One Lot into Two, we charge a flat rate of $3500. Fees & expenses are additional and separate.
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HOUSTON LANDMARK
TEXAS SHAPED LAZY RIVER
HOUSTON LANDMARK
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