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Texas A/C and Refrigeration Contractor CE
The 8 hours Texas requires before each air conditioning and refrigeration contractor license renewal, including the required hour on Texas law and rules. We report your hours to TDLR.
At a glance
- 8 hours before each renewal
- Includes the required law and rules hour
- We report your hours to TDLR
- Keep your certificate one year
Regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
Is this the right course?
You hold an A/C and refrigeration contractor license
Class A or Class B, with any endorsement.
Your renewal is coming up
Finish before the license expires. For a late renewal, the hours must be from the year before the renewal date.
You want to work at your own pace
Eight one-hour units, progress saved between sessions.
How it works
A/C Contractor CE in 3 simple steps
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Step 2
Take the 8 hours
Eight one-hour units, each at least 50 minutes.
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Step 3
Renew your license
Your completion goes to your TDLR record and you get a certificate. Check your hours on the TDLR lookup, then renew.
$79
Planned launch price
Planned price for all 8 hours, reported to TDLR for you.
What is included and what is not
Included
- Eight one-hour units, including the required hour of Texas law and rules
- Unit questions
- Reporting of your hours to TDLR
- Certificate of completion
Not included
- The TDLR license renewal fee, which you pay to TDLR
- EPA Section 608 refrigerant certification, a separate federal credential
Price
$79 planned
Planned price for all 8 hours, reported to TDLR for you.
Optional extras are listed below. None is pre-selected.
Optional extras (never pre-selected)
The course is complete without any of these. Each one is optional and nothing is pre-selected. You will see every price before you pay.
Company accounts
One invoice for every licensed contractor in the company.
Renewal reminders
We email you before your next renewal so the hours are never late.
What it covers
- Texas law and rules: Occupations Code Chapter 1302 and 16 TAC Chapter 75 (required hour)
- Mechanical code
- Ethics and business practices
- Technical requirements of A/C and refrigeration work
Outline shown for planning. The final content is the version the TDLR approves.
Questions about this course
Is one hour of law and rules required?
Yes. TDLR requires one of the 8 hours to cover Texas law and rules. Our first unit is that hour.
Do registered technicians need this?
This course is for contractor license renewals. Check TDLR for the rules that apply to your registration or certification.
Can I repeat a course I already took?
Not for credit. TDLR does not count the same course twice for renewal.
How long do I keep the certificate?
Keep it for one year and give it to TDLR if asked.
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