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Licensed plumbers for residential and commercial plumbing systems. Find 1,247 verified plumbing contractors across Texas with documented TDLR project history.
Zabalist lists 1,247 verified Texas plumbing contractors compiled from TDLR-filed building permits and public construction records across 285+ Texas cities. Every listing shows documented permit counts, total project value, and contact details — sourced from Texas public records, not self-reported claims. Filter by city to find plumbing contractors with proven local project history.
Texas plumbers are licensed by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (TSBPE), which issues Apprentice, Tradesman, Journeyman, and Master Plumber licenses plus the Responsible Master Plumber (RMP) a plumbing business must hold. Before hiring, verify an active license on the TSBPE license search, then review the documented permit history below to confirm real project scale.
Official registry sourced from the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. Reference last reviewed June 2026.
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Yes, plumbing work in Texas requires TDLR licensing. Our directory shows contractors with verified plumbing licenses and documented permit history.
Use our city filter to find plumbing contractors in your area. Each profile shows verified permit history and areas of service.
Our directory includes residential plumbers, commercial plumbing contractors, water heater specialists, drain cleaning services, and new construction plumbers across Texas.
Find licensed Texas plumbing contractors with verified TDLR credentials. Our directory includes residential plumbers, commercial plumbing contractors, new construction specialists, and repair services across all Texas cities.
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.
Every company listed on this page is compiled from Texas public construction records — TDLR-filed building permits and project filings — not from paid placement or self-reported profiles. Browse the full Texas contractor directory.