Verification record
License #418
- Active
A/C Technician
A/C Technician · Expires May 14, 2027
- Expiring
HVAC Contractor
A/C Contractor · Expires August 16, 2026
Texas A/C Technician
JOSH Clark
Clark, JOSH
JOSH Clark holds licenses across 2 Texas trades — A/C Technician and HVAC Contractor under TDLR License #418. Current status: active.
- Years in TDLR record
- 0
- TDLR trades held
- 2
- Tenure rank in county
- —
Disciplinary history
1 disciplinary action on record
- Administrative penalty
$1,000 penalty
Respondent is assessed an administrative penalty in the amount of $1,000.
Respondent failed to provide proper installation, service, or mechanical integrity.
Per TDLR Administrative Order ACR20220016341 · verify at TDLR
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Scope of work
What these licenses authorize
A/C Technician
An A/C Technician license authorizes a person to perform HVAC installation, alteration, and service work in Texas under the direct authority of a licensed HVAC Contractor. A Certified (CER) technician has passed the TDLR exam and accumulated verifiable field experience; a Registered (REG) technician is in the entry pathway. Neither status authorizes contracting for work independently — only a licensed contractor may bid and contract. Refrigerant handling additionally requires federal EPA Section 608 certification.
HVAC Contractor
An HVAC Contractor license authorizes a business to install, alter, repair, and service air conditioning and refrigeration equipment in Texas. A Class A license covers equipment over 25 tons; Class B covers under 25 tons. The contractor must designate a Responsible A/C Contractor whose name backs the license and is named on every contract. The license does not cover gas-fired equipment outside the HVAC system, electrical work beyond the unit disconnect, or refrigerant handling for technicians, which requires federal EPA Section 608 certification.
Source
Published from the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation All Licenses dataset. Record last changed · last verified against TDLR .
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