Stan's Heating & AC
subcontractor
Austin
- Projects
- 5,471
- Permits
- 5,470
- Portfolio value
- Not listed
Latest record · Jan 2026
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Texas plumber licensing and registration are administered by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (TSBPE). Use the board’s public license search to check the individual credential and the business’s Responsible Master Plumber information. Then inspect the available project records and confirm the company’s experience and service area before hiring.
A Texas plumbing contractor installs and repairs a building’s water and waste systems — supply and distribution piping, drain-waste-vent (DWV) lines, water heaters, gas piping, fixtures, and backflow prevention. On permitted construction the work runs in stages: underground and rough-in before the slab and walls close, then top-out, trim-out, and inspection.
Texas licensing draws the line directly. TSBPE’s Tradesman Plumber-Limited license is restricted to one- and two-family dwellings, while Journeyman and Master Plumbers may also work commercial. Every Texas plumbing business must operate under a Responsible Master Plumber (RMP). Commercial projects add larger DWV and water service, grease waste, backflow assemblies, and endorsed work such as medical gas piping.
Verify an active license on the TSBPE license search and confirm the company operates under a Responsible Master Plumber — that RMP is legally accountable for the work. Ask for proof of insurance, and confirm any specialty endorsement your job needs, such as backflow or medical gas. Then review the documented permit history below to confirm real local project scale.
The Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (TSBPE) administers plumber licensing and registration. Check the current credential through the board’s public license search and review the business’s Responsible Master Plumber information.
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