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Texas Residential Appliance Installer Class: How It Differs From Appliance Repair Training

If you search for a Texas residential appliance installer class, you might expect to find a required course that you complete before receiving a state license. Don't have time to read? Listen to the podcast on the go: https://youtu.be/bBKM6JA6GOc Texas works a little differently. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, or TDLR, has a specific license called the Residential Appliance Installer License. But TDLR's current requirements do not list completion of a parti

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