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Guides and articles

What each trade needs before it can renew, what happens when a license lapses, and how to find the right record. Written from TDLR's own pages, with the source of every rule listed at the foot of each piece.

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Boilers9 October 2026

Texas Boiler Inspection Fees and Late Fees (2026)

Certificates, inspections, permits and the daily late fee that started on 15 June 2026: every boiler fee, and what a late inspection really costs.

Boilers9 October 2026

How Often Are Boilers Inspected in Texas? Intervals by Boiler Type

Every year, every two years or every three: the inspection interval for each kind of boiler, portable boilers, and how an interval can be extended.

Boilers9 October 2026

New Boiler in Texas: The Installation Report and First Inspection

ASME stamp, National Board registration, a 30-day report and no firing before inspection. The steps for a new boiler, and what skipping one costs.

Boilers9 October 2026

Temporary Boiler Operating Permit in Texas: When You Need One

The only lawful way to run a new boiler before its first inspection: $50, Part II of form BLR213N, and approval is not automatic.

Boilers9 October 2026

Which Boilers Are Exempt in Texas? The Boiler Act Exemptions

Espresso machines, steam cookers, hobby boilers and heating boilers in homes of up to four families: what the Texas Boiler Act does not cover.

Boilers8 October 2026

How to Check a Texas Boiler Certificate of Operation

The license search will never find a boiler. Where the certificate actually lives, what the TX number means, and what to do when the certificate never arrives.

Boilers8 October 2026

Who Can Inspect a Boiler in Texas? AIAs, Authorized Inspectors and TDLR

Insured boilers go to the insurer's inspector, uninsured ones to the state. How to find out which applies to yours, with the numbers from the license file.

The numbers behind all of it

Every guide uses the same source: the public TDLR license file. The statistics compiled from it, by trade, county and month of expiration, are published separately and free to reuse with attribution.

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