| The State of Texas Senate Bill
1222, signed by Texas Governor Rick Perry on June
15, 2007 amended Chapter 1305 of the State
Occupations Code to require people who install
residential appliances [other than those that
directly plug into an existing receptacle] in a
single-family or multifamily dwelling not exceeding
four stories, to obtain a Texas Residential
Appliance Installer License. This Bill defines
residential appliance as equipment that is installed
as a unit and directly connected to an electrical
circuit, and performs a specific function. This Bill
also requires an applicant for a Texas residential
appliance installer license to pass a residential
appliance installer examination administered by the
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).
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| The State of
Texas House Bill 1973, signed by Texas Governor Rick
Perry on June 19, 2009 further amended Section 1305
of the State Occupations Code to
include pool-related electrical
devices under the definition of residential
appliances, thus
requiring people who install pool- and spa-related
electrical devices to an existing circuit [other
than those that directly plug into an existing
receptacle], also obtain a Texas Residential
Appliance Installer License by passing a residential
appliance installer examination. |
New Braunfels Pool Company is
fully compliant and holds a contractor license with
the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
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