Renew your Texas electrician license. 100% online.
The 4-hour continuing education course for Texas electricians. Self-paced, works on your phone, pick up exactly where you left off. Updated for the 2026 NEC (effective Sept 1, 2026).
One-time $22.95 fee. No card required to start.
- ✅ Enroll now, pay whenever you're ready: $22.95 flat, no hidden fees
- ✅ Lowest price guarantee: find a TDLR-approved course advertised for less and we'll match that price (conditions apply, see Support)
- ✅ 30-day money-back guarantee (before your certificate is issued)
- ✅ No exam, complete the course, get your certificate
- ✅ Completion reported to TDLR within 24 hours of finishing and paying
- ✅ Covers all three required topics: NEC, Texas law & rules, NFPA 70E safety
The course
Texas 4-Hour Electrician Continuing Education (2026)
4 CE hours · 200 minutes of instruction
- Texas Law & Rules for Electricians40 min
- National Electrical Code: Core Requirements Refresher55 min
- What's New: The 2026 NEC in Texas55 min
- Electrical Safety in the Workplace (NFPA 70E)50 min
$22.95 · one-time
- 🎓 Apprentices pay just $19.99
- 🔁 Come back next year: $19.99/yr renewal price, locked for life
- 👷 Contractors: 5-seat crew packs: email support@renewedce.com
Built for working electricians
Short, focused slides you can knock out between jobs. Your progress saves automatically: switch from phone to laptop any time.
Satisfies TDLR requirements
All three mandated topics, the National Electrical Code, Texas Occupations Code Ch. 1305 & TDLR rules, and NFPA 70E electrical safety, in one 4-hour course.
Certificate + state reporting
Finish, pay, and download your certificate immediately. We report your completion to TDLR so your renewal isn't held up.
How it works
- Enroll free with your name and TDLR license number. No payment up front.
- Take the course at your own pace. Each slide has a minimum read time (that's how online CE hours work in Texas).
- Pay $22.95 whenever you're ready, before, during, or after the course.
- Get your certificate instantly and we report your completion to TDLR. Then renew your license at tdlr.texas.gov.
Step by step, with TDLR's fees and deadlines: How to renew a Texas electrician license (2026).