Texas Master Sign Electrician license lookup — free
The senior sign-electrician license — the one that qualifies an Electrical Sign Contractor business. Search any number free and see the state's expiration date.
Checked against TDLR records
A Master Sign Electrician holds the senior license in TDLR's sign-electrician track — the person whose license qualifies an Electrical Sign Contractor business to operate at all. That makes it a single point of failure: if the master's license lapses, the contractor's authority to take sign work goes with it. Anyone hiring a sign company can check the master's number here the same way they'd check the company's contractor license.
Renewal comes around every year with a 4-hour continuing education requirement. The late ladder runs $67.50 within 90 days of expiration (against a $45 on-time fee) and $90 anywhere from 91 days to three years expired; after three years it's a brand-new application. Because a lapsed master can take the whole sign business's standing down with it, this is the renewal date sign-shop owners least want to discover late — TDLR's electrician-program fines of $1,000-$3,500 apply here too.
Renewal facts — TDLR
- Renewal cycle
- Every year.
- Continuing education
- 4 hours per renewal cycle.
- If it lapses
- $67.50 fee within 90 days (vs $45 on time), $90 from 91 days to 3 years, new application past 3 years.
Sources: TDLR — Master Sign Electrician renewal
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