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Fort Worth vs North Richland Hills

How do elevator maintenance rules compare between Fort Worth, TX and North Richland Hills, TX?

Fort Worth and North Richland Hills have similar restriction levels.

Fort Worth, TX

Tarrant County

Heavy Restrictions

Texas TDLR regulates all elevators, escalators, and related equipment statewide under TX Health & Safety Code Ch. 754. Annual inspections are mandatory. Building owners must obtain a Certificate of Compliance for each elevator and post it conspicuously. Inspections follow ASME A17.1 Safety Code. Fort Worth building code (Ord. 25382) adopts IBC Chapter 30 elevator provisions.

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North Richland Hills, TX

Tarrant County

Heavy Restrictions

Elevators in North Richland Hills are regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation under Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 754. Annual inspections by TDLR-licensed inspectors, a Certificate of Compliance, and ASME A17.1 maintenance requirements apply to nearly all elevators.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactFort WorthNorth Richland Hills
InspectionAnnual, by TDLR-licensed inspectorAnnual by licensee
CertificateMust be posted conspicuously-
Safety CodeASME A17.1-
State AuthorityTDLR - TX H&S Code Ch. 754-
Regulator-TX TDLR
Statute-TX HS Code 754
Code-ASME A17.1
Home Exception-Owner single-family

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Fort Worth FAQ

Who is responsible for elevator inspections in Fort Worth?

The building owner is responsible for ensuring annual inspections are completed by a TDLR-licensed elevator inspector. The owner must submit the inspection report and fees to TDLR to receive a Certificate of Compliance, which must be posted in or near the elevator.

How can I check if an elevator in Fort Worth is inspected?

TDLR maintains a public Elevator Data Search tool at tdlr.texas.gov where you can look up any registered elevator by address and verify its inspection and certificate status.

North Richland Hills FAQ

Who inspects NRH elevators?

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation administers the program, and annual inspections are performed by TDLR-licensed inspectors. A Certificate of Compliance must be posted.

Does a home elevator need TDLR registration?

Most residential elevators in owner-occupied single-family homes are exempt from TDLR registration but must still be installed per the adopted code by a licensed contractor.

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