Texas leaves a lot to the cities. Electricians and HVAC contractors are licensed by TDLR and plumbers by the state plumbing board, but there is no statewide general contractor license. We build Texas contractor websites that show the credentials you hold and turn Texas-sized search traffic into booked jobs.
With no statewide license for builders, remodelers or roofers, Texas homeowners lean hard on reviews, insurance and any license you do hold. A site that shows your TDLR or plumbing license where you have one, your insurance, and a steady stream of Google reviews stands out in markets as crowded as Houston, San Antonio, Dallas and Austin.
Whatever you hold in Texas, a state license, a registration or a city license, we put the number in the footer of every page and on your quote page, matching your Google Business Profile. Customers look you up before they call, and a number they can verify wins the job.
Main agency: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Texas does not issue a statewide general contractor license, so for builders, remodelers, roofers and handymen the cities set the rules.
Local rules on top of the state's. Open a city to see what it requires.
Building and trade permits in Houston run through the Houston Permitting Center.
The City of San Antonio Development Services Department issues building and trade permits.
Permits in Dallas come from the city's Development Services department.
Austin Development Services requires contractors, and homeowners acting as their own contractor, to register with the city before getting a building or trade permit.
"Contractors and homeowners acting as contractors must register before obtaining a Building or Trade Permit."
Full example sites for inspectors, engineers, adjusters, movers, junk haulers and more.
Website built free first, Google reviews, missed-call text-back, booking and follow-up. No contract.
