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TDLR registration (Texas Architectural Barriers)
A TDLR registration is the pre-construction filing every Texas building project with an estimated cost of $50,000 or more must make with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation under the Architectural Barriers Act, so the design can be reviewed for accessibility. It is filed before the permit, statewide, and names the owner, the design firm and the estimated cost.
Why it matters for a lead
The TDLR filing is a statewide early-warning feed for Texas: it reaches projects in cities without a permit feed and dates the design stage with a dollar figure.
Where Groundbreak gets it
TDLR Architectural Barriers project registrations, read daily, for the Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth markets.
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- What is a tdlr registration?
- A TDLR registration is the pre-construction filing every Texas building project with an estimated cost of $50,000 or more must make with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation under the Architectural Barriers Act, so the design can be reviewed for accessibility. It is filed before the permit, statewide, and names the owner, the design firm and the estimated cost.
- Why does a tdlr registration matter for construction leads?
- The TDLR filing is a statewide early-warning feed for Texas: it reaches projects in cities without a permit feed and dates the design stage with a dollar figure.
- Which Groundbreak markets publish the tdlr registration?
- Austin. TDLR Architectural Barriers project registrations, read daily, for the Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth markets.