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Professional learning · State resources

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Texas

Texas ACR contractors need 8 hours of continuing education, including 1 hour of Texas law and rules. Use a TDLR-approved course. Complete it before the license expires. Check that the provider has reported your hours.

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1

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2

Check the course.
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3

Check your hours.
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HVAC.info does not issue state-approved renewal credit. Our general lessons are separate from approved courses. National course coverage is being built; Texas rules are sourced below.

Online continuing education · Separate expense

Approximately $40

Online continuing education is a separate expense. This is a planning estimate; confirm the actual fee, course hours, provider approval, and credit eligibility for your state and credential before enrolling.

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General learning · No renewal credit

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