Texas Water Well License Renewal TDLR Approved | 8-Hour CE Course
💧 Includes Required Law Component!
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- TDLR Provider #2437, Course #31976
- 8 hours · Online · Self-paced
- Includes 1-hour Texas law component (2025 req.)
- Same-day TDLR reporting included
Course Description
This Texas Water Well CE course is designed to meet the 8-hour continuing education requirements for licensed water well professionals in Texas. Stay current with the latest Texas Water Code, groundwater conservation regulations, well construction standards, and the new 2025 law-component requirement.
Who This Course Is For
This 8-hour TDLR CE course is required for all Texas water well license types, including:
- Water Well Drillers
- Pump Installers
- Water Well Driller/Pump Installer
- Monitoring Well Drillers
What You Get
- Professional video lessons covering all required topics
- Interactive quizzes and proprietary "CE Games"
- Day-of reporting to TDLR plus immediate certificate
- Complete on any device — mobile, tablet, or desktop
- Access to AATCE Tradesman Network community
- Meets new 2025 TDLR law requirement
What You'll Learn
This 8-hour course is broken into four modules covering everything TDLR requires for water well license renewal — including the new 1-hour law component required from 2025. You can pause and resume any module on any device.
Module 1: Texas Water Code and Regulations — 2 hours
Texas Water Code updates, water well licensing law, drilling permits, and the administrative rules governing water well construction and pump installation in Texas. Practical guidance on what TDLR inspectors look for.
Module 2: Groundwater Conservation — 2 hours
Groundwater Conservation District (GCD) rules, aquifer protection, well spacing requirements, and how local conservation rules interact with state law. Covers Texas's nine major aquifers and region-specific considerations.
Module 3: Well Construction Standards — 3 hours
Current TDLR well construction standards, casing and grouting requirements, well plugging procedures, sanitary completion, and best practices for residential, public-supply, and monitoring well construction.
Module 4: Environmental Protection and Legal Requirements — 1 hour (Law Component)
This is the mandatory 1-hour law component required by TDLR from 2025. Covers Texas Water Code legal updates, environmental compliance, reporting obligations, and disciplinary issues that put water well licenses at risk.
Regulatory Requirements & Renewal Information
TDLR Approval Information
This course is approved by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) for the 8-hour Water Well continuing education requirement.
- TDLR Provider ID: 2437
- Course Number: 31976
- Course Duration: 8 hours
- Law Component: 1 hour included (meets 2025 requirement)
- Completion Method: Online self-paced
- Reporting: Same-day TDLR submission
Texas Water Well License Renewal Requirements
- Complete required CE hours based on license type:
- Water Well Driller: 8 hours every 2 years (from 2025)
- Pump Installer: 8 hours every 2 years (from 2025)
- Water Well Driller/Pump Installer: 8 hours every 2 years (from 2025)
- Monitoring Well Driller: 8 hours every 2 years (from 2025)
- Submit renewal application by license expiration date
- Pay required renewal fees to TDLR (varies by license type)
- Maintain current insurance and bonding
- Update business information and contact details
Important Renewal Information
Renewal Cycle: Water well licenses now renew every 2 years from license issuance (effective 2025)
CE Reporting: Automatic reporting to TDLR upon course completion
Compliance Period: CE must be completed during active license term
Late Penalties: Additional fees apply for renewals after expiration
New 2025 Law Requirement: All courses must include at least 1 hour of law content
Renewal Resources
How Do I Renew My Texas Water Well License?
Renewing your Texas water well license with TDLR involves four steps:
- Complete your 8-hour CE requirement through a TDLR-approved provider (Provider #2437) — including 1 hour of Texas law
- Log in to the TDLR online portal and submit your renewal application
- Pay the renewal fee before your license expiration date
- Download your updated license — we report your CE to TDLR the same day you finish
Articles & Guides
Official TDLR Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Texas Water Well CE requirement?
Licensed water well professionals in Texas must complete 8 hours of continuing education every 2 years to renew their license (effective 2025). This applies to all license types: Water Well Drillers, Pump Installers, and Monitoring Well Drillers. Our TDLR-approved course (Provider #2437) meets this requirement including the new mandatory 1-hour law component.
What topics are covered in the water well course?
Our comprehensive course covers: Texas Water Code and Regulations (2 hours), Groundwater Conservation (2 hours), Well Construction Standards (3 hours), and Environmental Protection and Legal Requirements (1 hour). Content is updated regularly to reflect the latest regulatory requirements.
How long does the course take to complete?
The course is designed to be exactly 8 hours in length as required by TDLR. Since it's self-paced and online, you can complete it at your convenience, starting and stopping as needed. Most students complete it over 2-3 sessions.
Does this meet the new 2025 law requirement?
Yes! Our course meets the new 2025 TDLR requirement that mandates at least 1 hour of law-related content. The Environmental Protection and Legal Requirements module covers Texas Water Code updates and regulatory compliance.
Can I take the course on my mobile device?
Yes! Our course is fully mobile-responsive and works seamlessly on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers. Compatible with all modern browsers including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. Learn anywhere with an internet connection.
How is my completion reported to TDLR?
Upon successful completion, we report your CE hours to TDLR the same day. You'll receive an immediate certificate and email confirmation when your completion has been successfully submitted to the state.