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Texas Electrical License Registration Forms

Happy Friday! Most of us are ready and eager to start the weekend yesterday.  It's been pretty chilly around the Austin area and I tell you I haven't been happier to see a Friday in a long while.  We are on our way to the Houston seminar and it sure beats hanging out in the cold all week.

 Many guys have called asking us where they can find the applications for the Texas electrical license.   I know that TDLR updated some forms and got rid of a couple altogether, so I wanted to help corral the important and most frequently used ones into this blog for easy access.

 Just click on the link for the type of application you need and the application will open as a pdf file.

 Notice the fees have been reduced by $5.
The following fee reductions take effect January 1, 2014 for initial applications and February 1, 2014 for renewals:

Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $50
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $45

Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $50
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $45

Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $35
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $30
Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $35
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $30

Residential Wireman:
Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $25
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $20

Maintenance Electrician:
Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $25
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $20

Electrical Contractor:
Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $115
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $110

Electrical Sign Contractor: 
Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $115
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $110

Residential Appliance Installer:
Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $35
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $30

Residential Appliance Installation Contractor:
Current Initial or Renewal License Fee: $115
NEW Initial or Renewal License Fee: $110

OTHER FORMS:

Thanks for reading and let me know if there is another form that I missed so we can add it to the list.

Have a great weekend!



Nancy Valdez
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