Roofing - no state license
none · No license required
No official link on file. Check with the board.
We did not find online renewal for this license, so the link may open the board site.
- Renewal cycle
- Not published, check with the board
- Deadline rule
- Not published, check with the board
Show fees, grace period, bond and insuranceHide fees, grace period, bond and insurance
- Grace period
- Not published, check with the board
Fees, approximate
- Renewal fee
- Check the official site for the fee.
- Late fee
- Check the official site for the fee.
Fees change. Check the official site for the exact amount.
Why approximate?
Boards change fees often and some charge extra processing fees. We show a recent amount so you can plan.
- Bond
- Not required
- Insurance
- Not required
- Reciprocity
- Not published, check with the board
Notes
Texas does not license or register roofing contractors at the state level. A 2025 bill to have TDLR license reroofing contractors (HB 3344, 89th Legislature) did not pass. Some cities require local registration or permits, for example Houston and Austin. A roofing contractor may not act as a public insurance adjuster or advertise to adjust claims on property where it provides or may provide roofing services (Insurance Code 4102.163). The voluntary RCAT credential is not a state license. Roofers doing solar electrical work need a TDLR electrician license.