Texas general contractor license renewal
Texas contractor license renewal and CE: cycle length, hour requirements, and late rules vary by board. Confirm current rules on the board source before you renew.
Verified on: 2026-09-14 · Board source
From the board
- Continuing Education | TDLR # Continuing Education ## Continuing Education Requirements Find how many hours of continuing education you need to renew your occupational license and where you can take a course.
- ## For Continuing Education Providers Information on how to report course completion, renew a continuing education provider license, apply for a new license, and more.
- Also see: - Continuing Education Reporting - Change Your Contact Info - Order a Duplicate License - Contact Info for
- Board page: Continuing Education | TDLR
Cycle
- Texas sets the renewal period (annual, biennial, or longer) for general contractor credentials
- Deadlines are usually tied to an individual expiration date, birth month, or a fixed calendar date
- Confirm your exact date on the board portal or public roster
CE hours
- Most renewals require board-approved continuing education or refresher training
- Hour totals and topic mix (code, law, safety, business) are class-specific
- Use only approved providers — unapproved hours often do not count
Late and lapse
- Late fees escalate quickly; some boards force retest or reinstatement after a hard cutoff
- Firm / contractor renewals may also need insurance or bond evidence
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