Licensed Appliance Installation Contractors in Texas

Every residential appliance installation contractor license on file with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, licensed to install and connect residential appliances. Status recomputed daily. Last updated August 17, 2026.

837licenses on record

709active today

128expired

12counties covered

128 of 837 appliance installation contractors in Texas (15.3%) currently hold an expired license. That is not a rounding error, it is roughly one in 7 of everyone in the trade. Licenses lapse quietly, and nothing stops an expired licensee from answering the phone and quoting your job.

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Harris CountyHouston115 licensed · 18 expired Tarrant CountyFort Worth and Arlington88 licensed · 13 expired Collin CountyPlano and McKinney81 licensed · 13 expired Dallas CountyDallas61 licensed · 13 expired Travis CountyAustin55 licensed · 12 expired Denton CountyDenton and Lewisville52 licensed · 10 expired Montgomery CountyThe Woodlands and Conroe43 licensed · 7 expired Fort Bend CountySugar Land33 licensed · 7 expired Bexar CountySan Antonio27 licensed · 4 expired Williamson CountyRound Rock and Georgetown26 licensed · 6 expired Out Of State County18 licensed · 0 expired Rockwall CountyRockwall16 licensed · 1 expired

What a residential appliance installation contractor license does and does not tell you

A current license means the TDLR has confirmed this person met the state's competency and examination requirements and has kept the registration paid up. It does not mean they carry liability insurance, that their work is warrantied, or that previous customers were happy. Verify the license here, then ask for a certificate of insurance and references separately.