Everything is bigger in Texas, including hail season, summer heat, and the number of homes going up - the Lone Star State works its trades hard. These rankings aggregate the highest-rated businesses from every TopRated city directory in Texas.
Austin's boom means aging roofs on new suburbs, hard water on appliances, and oak trees that grow faster than ...
Dallas sits in hail alley, where a spring storm can re-roof a whole zip code and the good contractors book out...
Heat, humidity, and hard rain give Houston homes no offseason, and the pros who show up fast own this market....
Fort Worth blends historic homes and fast Alliance-corridor growth, and its heat, hail, and expanding neighbor...
San Antonio spreads far and grows fast, and between hail season and hundred-degree summers its homes keep ever...
America's fastest-growing wealthy suburb built a city in twenty years, and every one of those new homes is now...
Corporate headquarters by day, manicured neighborhoods by night: Plano expects professional work and pays prof...
One of the wealthiest towns in Texas, where the homes are big, the standards are high, and the best pros come ...
Desert sun, hard water, and a top-25 population that most directories still ignore: El Paso is one of the most...
Gulf salt eats everything it touches, and the industrial boom along the coast means the good crews are competi...
no general statewide contractor license is the relevant authority. Texas has no state license for general contractors. Individual trades are licensed separately: electricians and plumbers through TDLR/the Board of Plumbing Examiners, HVAC through TDLR.
Licensing threshold: varies by trade.
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) covers the trades that are licensed. Check a license here.
Signed a contract at your door and had second thoughts? Federal law (the FTC's Cooling-Off Rule) gives you 3 business days to cancel most door-to-door sales over $25, no reason required - Texas follows the same 3-day window for home-solicitation sales.
To report a problem: Texas Attorney General - Consumer Protection, file a complaint here.
Spring hail season (March-June) can re-roof an entire zip code in one storm. Summer AC demand peaks July-August; a hundred-degree week is when a marginal system fails.
Facts sourced from published state statute, the licensing board's own site, and government tax pages current as of this writing; treat as a starting point, not legal advice, and confirm anything material with the board or agency directly.
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