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Texas ACR Contractor License Renewal

Texas ACR Contractor License Renewal

Understand the current TDLR continuing education requirement, complete your 8 required hours each year, and keep the documentation you need to renew your Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractor license.

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8 Hours / Year
Total Requirement
1 Hour Mandatory
Texas Law & Rules
TDLR Approval
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Education Pathways

Renewing Your Texas ACR Contractor License

Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors complete 8 hours of TDLR-approved continuing education every year, including at least 1 hour of Texas state law and rules, then renew online through TDLR for a $65 renewal fee.

Only coursework from a TDLR-approved provider counts toward your 8 hours, and the same course can’t be counted twice toward one year’s requirement. Education Pathways is a TDLR-approved provider (Texas License #2297) and reports your completion directly to TDLR.

Renewal Checklist

  • Complete 8 CE hours before your license expires, including 1 hour of Texas law and rules.
  • Use only TDLR-approved provider coursework.
  • Start the renewal process 30–60 days before your expiration date.
  • Submit your renewal application and $65 fee through TDLR’s online portal.
  • Keep your certificate of completion for at least 1 year in case TDLR requests it.
All 8 Hours

Texas ACR Contractor Renewal — 8 Hours

$29.99

One all-in-one purchase covering your full annual 8-hour requirement, including the mandatory Texas law and rules segment plus construction-industry topics like energy codes, safety, and cash flow management.

Hours: 8
Access: Self-paced online
Format: One-hour segments

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Who Needs This CE?

This 8-hour requirement applies to Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors renewing their TDLR license each year. TDLR also licenses ACR technicians separately — confirm your specific license type and CE requirement directly with TDLR if you hold a technician rather than a contractor license.

Texas doesn’t use a separate third-party CE tracking platform for ACR contractors the way Michigan real estate does with CE Marketplace — TDLR receives completion reports directly from approved providers like Education Pathways.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many continuing education hours do Texas ACR contractors need?

Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors complete 8 hours of TDLR-approved continuing education every year, including at least 1 hour of Texas state law and rules.

Does my CE provider need to be TDLR-approved?

Yes. Only coursework from a TDLR-approved provider counts toward your 8-hour requirement, and coursework from a non-approved provider — or the same course taken more than once — won’t count.

Is my completion reported to TDLR?

Education Pathways is a TDLR-approved provider (Texas License #2297) and reports course completions to TDLR right away. Allow about 5 business days for your TDLR file to update.

How long should I keep my certificate of completion?

Keep a copy of your certificate for at least 1 year, since TDLR may request it as proof of completion.

Can I take this course online?

Yes. Education Pathways’ Texas ACR course is self-paced and online.

What happens if my ACR license expires?

Renewal fees increase the longer a license stays expired — 1.5 times the standard fee within 90 days, 2 times the standard fee between 90 days and 18 months, and executive director approval is required between 18 months and 3 years.

Find Texas ACR CE Classes

Review the full 8-hour renewal course on the dedicated state course page.

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