What does it mean to be a "licensed contractor" if you're an independent residential
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What does it mean to be a "licensed contractor" if you're an independent residential construction contractor? I told my friend that it means being a registered Home Builder/Remodel with the Texas Residential Construction Commission. Is that correct?
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Originally Posted by Shackleford
construction contractor? I told my friend that it means being a registered Home Builder/Remodel with the Texas Residential Construction Commission. Is that correct?
Only specialty contractors, including HVAC, fire sprinkler systems, plumbing, electricians and well drilling/pump installation specialists, need to be licensed in Texas.
Home builders are not licensed, but are required to register with the state.
http://www.contractors-license.org/tx/Texas.html
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Originally Posted by Forteen3GT
IIRC.... no such licensing body.
Only specialty contractors, including HVAC, fire sprinkler systems, plumbing, electricians and well drilling/pump installation specialists, need to be licensed in Texas.
Home builders are not licensed, but are required to register with the state.
http://www.contractors-license.org/tx/Texas.html
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Only specialty contractors, including HVAC, fire sprinkler systems, plumbing, electricians and well drilling/pump installation specialists, need to be licensed in Texas.
Home builders are not licensed, but are required to register with the state.
http://www.contractors-license.org/tx/Texas.html
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and the answer is: YES. Correct.
