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Qualified Elevator Inspector license lookup, Texas

Texas has 172 active qualified elevator inspector licenses, and 166 of them come up for renewal in the next twelve months. Check any individual license on the official TDLR database; below, what the public data shows for this license type.

Data: TDLR public license file, 20 September 2026

Check a qualified elevator inspector license on the official TDLR database

  1. Open the TDLR license search.
  2. Choose the license type (Qualified Elevator Inspector).
  3. Enter the holder's name or license number. The result shows whether the license is active and when it expires.
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172active licenses
166renew in the next 12 months
14renew per month, on average

In short. Texas has 172 active qualified elevator inspector licenses, and 166 of them expire within the next twelve months, an average of 14 a month. Licenses of this type renew every year, so almost the whole licensed population passes through renewal in any twelve-month period. The largest concentration is Out Of State County with 26 active licenses, about 15 percent of the state total. The heaviest month ahead is June 2027, with 22 expiring.

When qualified elevator inspector licenses expire

Oct 2026Sep 2027

Number of active licenses expiring each month over the next year.

Active licenses by county 12

Top counties by active qualified elevator inspector licenses
CountyActive licensesShare of the top county
Out Of State26
Harris22
Dallas17
Montgomery10
Travis9
Collin9
Tarrant7
Wilson6
Bexar6
Williamson5
Kaufman5
Denton5

Counties with fewer than five are not shown. Source: TDLR public file, 20 September 2026.

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Looking for a specific elevator or escalator, or for an inspection record, rather than a license holder? TDLR keeps elevators and related equipment in their own search, separate from the license database.

Open the Elevators and Related Equipment Search · How elevator inspections work · All TDLR searches explained

Renewing this license

Continuing education: Not in TDLR's continuing education index.

Program: Elevator / Escalator Safety · Compare all license types

Hours must come from TDLR-approved providers. Renew through your account on the TDLR website and confirm the current rules there.

Questions about qualified elevator inspector licenses

How many qualified elevator inspector licenses are there in Texas?

The public TDLR license file dated 20 September 2026 shows 172 active qualified elevator inspector licenses, and 166 of them expire in the next twelve months.

Which Texas county has the most qualified elevator inspector licenses?

Out Of State County, with 26 active licenses, about 15 percent of the state total.

When do most qualified elevator inspector licenses expire?

In the coming twelve months the heaviest month is June 2027, when 22 are due to expire.

How often does a Texas qualified elevator inspector license renew?

Every year. Nearly all of the active licenses expire within any twelve-month window in the public file.

Does a qualified elevator inspector license need continuing education to renew?

Not in TDLR's continuing education index. Confirm the current rule on TDLR's Elevator / Escalator Safety pages.

How do I check a Texas qualified elevator inspector license?

Use the official TDLR license search, choose the license type and enter the holder's name or license number. Elevators and their inspections are in TDLR's separate Elevators and Related Equipment Search.

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PermitPulled (2026). Qualified Elevator Inspector licenses in Texas. Retrieved from https://permitpulled.com/trade/qualified-elevator-inspector

Figures compiled from the public TDLR license file and published under CC BY 4.0. Attribution required.

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