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Texas elevator certificate lookup

Search 74,805 elevators in 34,415 Texas buildings on the TDLR registry by address, building or city. Inspection status and certificate expirations, free, no signup.

Searches Texas only. For every covered state use the main lookup.

The Texas registry in numbers

Measured September 6, 2026
74,805
Elevators on the registry
Passenger, freight, escalators and related equipment
34,415
Buildings
46,999
Certificates current
Expire more than 90 days out
14,159
Expiring within 90 days
7,992
Shown expired
Expired in the last two years, not yet renewed in the registry

TDLR publishes each unit’s inspection date, certificate expiration, equipment type and install year. Texas is the one state where the registry also lists the building’s registered compliance contact.

How Texas regulates elevator inspections

  • Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 754 requires an annual safety inspection of every elevator, escalator and related piece of equipment by a registered elevator inspector.
  • The building owner files the inspection report with TDLR within 30 days of the inspection and receives a Certificate of Compliance, which is good for one year.

Regulator: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

Source: TDLR, Elevator Safety and Licensing FAQ. Official records: TDLR elevator search.

Where Texas's elevators are

CityElevatorsSearch
Dallas11,190
Austin8,607
San Antonio6,840
Fort Worth3,998
Houston2,703
Plano1,945

Six largest markets by registered elevators. Every other city in Texas is searchable above.

Free, for any Texas building

  • • Whether each certificate is current, expiring or expired
  • • How many elevators the building has
  • • Date of the last inspection on file
  • • The official source for the record

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Source: Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Data sourced from state regulatory registries and provided for informational purposes only. Smarterlift is not affiliated with or endorsed by any state agency. Status may be out of date; verify with the official source. To request a correction or removal, contact support@smarterlift.app.