Home Business in Texas (2026)

Home occupations in Fulshear are classified as conditional uses, so operators must get an administrator-approved…

Mission requires a conditional use permit for home occupations in residential zoning districts, with standards limiting…

Parker allows a home occupation as a by-right use in the Single-Family Residential district, but only under strict…

Abilene allows home-based businesses only where zoned for it and only under strict limits. The business must stay…

Amarillo lets residents run a business from home only if it stays within tight bounds. Code of Ordinances Sec…

Arlington allows a home occupation as an accessory use to a residence in every residential zoning district, plus the…

Austin allows a home business as an accessory use to any residence under Sec. 25-2-900, but it must run entirely inside…

Baytown allows a home-based business only as a no-impact home occupation, capped at 25 percent of the house's gross…

Bryan allows home occupations by right in residential districts, but bars retail sales, employees outside the…

Carrollton lets residents run a home occupation in any residential zone without a separate permit, but City Code §…

Cedar Park allows home occupations as an accessory to a residential use, but the business must stay inside the dwelling…

Celina lets residents run a home occupation without a permit, but the use must stay incidental to the home and follow a…

Converse requires anyone running a business from their house to register it with the assistant city manager, keep it…

Corpus Christi allows a home occupation in any zoning district by right, as long as it stays clearly incidental to the…

A Dallas home occupation is a business incidental to a residence and run by a resident, allowed as an accessory use in…

Denton's Development Code permits a home-based business as an accessory use in every zoning district in the city, but…

El Paso allows a home occupation as an accessory use in residential zoning districts under City Code § 20.10.270, but…

Fort Worth allows home occupations by right inside a dwelling, garage or one accessory building under Zoning Ordinance…

Frisco allows home-based work only if it clears the conditions in Zoning Ordinance § 3.02.01(A)(24): the business stays…

Garland zones every home-based business as a 'no-impact' use or bans it outright under GDC § 2.61: the business must…

Harlingen allows home occupations by right in residential zones but caps them tightly: no hired help, no on-premises…

Irving's Unified Development Code defines a customary home occupation as work carried on inside a residence without…

Killeen treats a qualifying home business as a by-right accessory use of a dwelling under Sec. 31-186(13)c, not a…

Laredo's Land Development Code splits home-based work into two zoning categories, Home Occupation "A" and "B", both…

Leander allows home occupations by right in residential zones with no separate permit application, as long as the…

Lubbock limits a residential home occupation to office and professional services, caps it at 25 percent of the home's…

Midland limits how much of your home a home-based business can occupy, no more than 500 square feet or 10 percent of…

New Braunfels allows home-based businesses in residential zones only if they stay incidental to the home, capped at 30%…

Odessa allows home occupations in residential dwellings only if they stay incidental to the home and meet eight strict…

Pearland allows a customary home-based business as a Home Occupation under UDC Section 2.5.4.2, but only if it stays…

Home businesses are allowed by right in Pflugerville, but the Unified Development Code caps them hard: work stays…

Pharr treats home-based businesses as a conditional use requiring a use permit from the Planning and Zoning Commission…

Plano allows a home occupation in any residence under Zoning Ordinance § 15.700, but Sec. 15.700.1 caps the business at…

Richardson allows a home occupation as an accessory use in a residential dwelling only if it stays incidental to living…

Rowlett, Texas (Dallas/Rockwall County) allows home occupations by right in residential zones if the business stays…

San Angelo lets residents run a home occupation by right in any dwelling, but Sec. 413 of the Zoning Ordinance caps it…

San Antonio allows home occupations by right in residential zoning under UDC Sec. 35-378, provided the business stays…

Sugar Land allows home-based businesses only as an accessory use meeting nine strict conditions: no outside employees…

Temple allows home-based businesses in any zoning district, but only inside the house itself, with no outside employees…

Texarkana allows home occupations by right in residential zones, but the business must be run by a family member, use…

Tyler permits home occupations that stay incidental and subordinate to an owner-occupied residence. Up to 25 percent of…

Victoria limits home-based businesses to family members working from the residence, caps the workspace at 40% of…

Waco allows a home occupation in any residential district only as a secondary use invisible from the street, one that…

Texas counties cannot zone, so unincorporated Galveston County places no zoning limit on a home business. Inside a city…

Carrollton bans signage for home-based businesses outright. City Code § 92.22(G) states "no signs shall be used to…

Parker bans signage for home occupations outright. The only carve-out is for a state-approved or state-licensed…

Pasadena prohibits signs and advertising that draw attention to home business properties in residential areas. Chapter…

A Richardson home occupation cannot advertise itself with any sign at all. Section 10(a)(6) bans interior and exterior…

Rowlett bars any visible sign for a home-based business. City Code § 77-303(D)(1)(c)(5) prohibits advertising devices…

Section 5.9.3.7(3) of Taylor's Land Development Code bars any signs or other exterior visible evidence of a home…

Texarkana's zoning code defines a lawful home occupation as one run without any sign advertising the business, so no…

A home occupation in Austin may display exactly one on-premise sign, and only if both the home and the sign front a…

El Paso caps home occupation signage at one sign, one square foot, non-illuminated. Under City Code § 20.10.270.A.12, a…

Harlingen's zoning code flatly bars any on-premises sign advertising a home-based business, letting owners promote only…

A Leander home business cannot post any sign advertising itself, on the house or off it. Article IV, Section 8(d) of…

Midland bans exterior signage for home-based businesses outright. City Code § 11-1-4.04.A.12(d) states plainly that "no…

Plano's home-occupation rules flatly prohibit advertising signage. Zoning Ordinance § 15.700.1 bars any interior or…

A home-based business in Abilene can post exactly one identification sign per street frontage, capped at 2 square feet…

Arlington prohibits any exterior signage identifying a home occupation at a residential property. No signs, window…

Baytown prohibits any exterior signage for home-based businesses. The city's zoning ordinance requires that home…

Bryan caps home occupation signage at one non-illuminated, one-square-foot wall sign per property.

Celina prohibits any home occupation signage visible from outside the dwelling, with no general exception for small…

Conroe Chapter 90 (Signs) governs all business signage. Sign permits are required for most permanent signs. Residential…

Converse home occupation rules typically prohibit visible commercial signage at residential properties. Small unlit…

A Corpus Christi home business is allowed exactly one sign, and it has to be non-illuminated, no larger than 1 square…

Dallas prohibits external signage for home occupations in residential districts. For occasional sales like garage…

Denton Development Code prohibits all external signage for home occupations. No on-premises or off-premises signs…

Fort Worth Zoning Sec. 5.116.A prohibits exterior signs and any visible evidence of a home occupation from the street…

Frisco prohibits all exterior signage for home-based businesses. No window signs, yard signs, or vehicle lettering…

Fulshear strictly regulates signage citywide, banning snipe signs and signs on public property, and limiting banners…

The county cannot regulate signs by zoning. In the City of Galveston, a home based occupation is flatly barred from…

Haltom City home occupations may display only a small non-illuminated wall sign up to 2 square feet. Freestanding…

Katy regulates signs through Article 3.06 of Chapter 3, restricting moving and intermittent lights and prohibiting…

Killeen prohibits external business signage at home occupations. No commercial evidence visible from the street.

Home occupations in Lubbock may not display exterior signs advertising the business in most residential zones. The home…

No business signage allowed on residential properties for home occupations in McKinney. Zoning Chapter 146 home…

Mesquite strictly limits signage for home occupations to preserve residential neighborhood character. In most…

Mission caps home occupation signs at 12 by 12 inches and bans illumination, one of the tightest sign allowances in the…

Missouri City prohibits signs, displays, or other visible evidence of a home occupation from being placed on…

New Braunfels caps signage for a home-based business at one non-illuminated sign, physically attached to the house…

North Richland Hills prohibits exterior signage for home occupations in residential zoning districts. No window signs…

Home-based businesses in Odessa are not permitted to display any exterior signage. The residential character of the…

Pharr caps home-occupation signage at 18 by 24 inches, non-illuminated, attached flush to the house, and bars any other…

A San Angelo home business can post exactly one sign, and it has to be non-illuminated and no larger than two square…

San Antonio exempts a home-based business from the sign permit process for exactly one on-premise sign, but the…

Temple's UDC flatly bars any sign advertising a home-based business, so home occupations must operate without exterior…

Tomball prohibits exterior signage for home-based businesses in residential zoning districts. The home occupation must…

Tyler home occupations may not alter the home's exterior except for one permitted sign under Sec. 10-408. In…

Victoria caps home occupation signage at one small non-illuminated sign, and bans temporary signs outright for…

Home occupations in Allen may not display any exterior signage, window advertising, or commercial vehicle graphics…

Amarillo allows a small identifying sign for a home-based business, but not much more. Sec. 4-2-7(G) exempts…

Beaumont prohibits external business signage at home occupations. No commercial evidence visible from the street.

Brownsville's zoning code restricts business signs for home occupations in residential zones. No external evidence of…

College Station prohibits external business signage at home occupations. No commercial evidence visible from the street.

No exterior signage permitted for home occupations. Business signs, window displays, banners, and illuminated signs are…

Houston's Chapter 46 Sign Code regulates all signage within city limits. Home-based businesses generally cannot display…

Humble prohibits exterior signage for home-based businesses in residential zones. Home occupations must not alter the…

Signage for home occupations is generally prohibited in Keller residential districts. No signs advertising the business…

Home businesses in Laredo cannot display commercial signage visible from the street. The Land Development Code…

Home occupations in Live Oak generally may not display exterior commercial signs. The residential appearance of the…

Mansfield prohibits signs advertising home businesses in residential districts. The residential character standard…

Mcallen prohibits external business signage at home occupations. No commercial evidence visible from the street.

Pearland strictly limits signage for home-based businesses, allowing only a small non-illuminated nameplate and…

Rosenberg regulates signs through its Unified Development Code, requiring permits for most signs and limiting size…

Round Rock home occupation permits allow one small non-illuminated nameplate sign. Signs may not exceed 1 square foot…

Stafford regulates signs through Chapter 70 of its code. Signs in residential districts are tightly limited, and…

Home businesses in Sugar Land cannot post any sign advertising the operation on the property. The Land Development Code…

Universal City limits home occupation signage to a single small non illuminated sign on the residence, consistent with…

Waco generally prohibits exterior signage for home-based businesses in residential areas. The home must maintain its…

Bexar County has no countywide sign rules in unincorporated areas, but TxDOT controls signs near state highways and…

Collin County imposes no sign regulations on unincorporated residential home businesses. TXDOT regulates signs in…

No county signage ordinance for home businesses. Texas counties cannot regulate signs through zoning. TX Transportation…

Denton County has no sign ordinance for unincorporated areas. No county permits required. TxDOT regulates signs visible…

Harris County has no sign ordinance for unincorporated areas. Business signs on residential property are unrestricted…

La Porte prohibits exterior signage for home occupations in residential zoning districts. Home businesses must not…

Most Tarrant County cities prohibit or heavily restrict home business signage. Fort Worth and Arlington ban commercial…

Bryan's zoning code allows home occupations only if no clients or customers come to the property, cutting off in-person…

In Mission, a home-based business needs a conditional use permit, and client traffic can't exceed 10% of a street's…

Texarkana bars home occupations from selling goods or services on-site and from generating increased traffic to the…

Abilene caps how much traffic a home-based business can send down a residential street: no more volume than a…

Austin caps customer traffic to a home-based business at three vehicle trips a day under Sec. 25-2-900(E), and…

A permitted home occupation in Baytown cannot bring more on-site employees and clients than the residence's occupancy…

Carrollton caps walk-in traffic at home businesses hard: City Code § 92.22(F) requires appointment-only sales and…

Cedar Park caps customer traffic at home-based businesses at three vehicle trips per day, and bars any storefront-style…

Celina caps home-business traffic and parking at residential-neighborhood norms, requiring client and delivery parking…

Converse home occupations may see clients or customers only inside the home or accessory building, and customer traffic…

Home business clients and commercial deliveries in Corpus Christi are limited to 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and no more than…

Dallas caps a home-based business's foot and vehicle traffic under Development Code Sec. 51A-4.217(8). A home…

Denton limits home-based businesses to four patrons on-site at once and bars customer visits after 8 p.m. under the…

El Paso caps every licensed home occupation to 'no more than normal household vehicular traffic' under City Code §…

A Farmersville home business loses its 'home occupation' status, and the zoning protection that comes with it, the…

Fort Worth's home-occupation traffic standard bans anything beyond what a normal residential street would see: parking…

Frisco caps a home occupation at two patron or business vehicles present at once and bars extra traffic beyond what a…

A Garland home-based business only qualifies as a lawful 'no-impact' operation under GDC § 2.61 if it never generates…

A Harlingen home occupation must be run by a family member living in the house, with no outside employees, no…

Killeen lets home occupations operate as a right in R-1, SR-1, SR-2, A and A-R1 districts, but Sec. 31-186(13)c.5.(v)…

Leander's Zoning Ordinance caps customer visits to a home-based business at three vehicles in any 24-hour period. The…

Lubbock caps a home occupation to one vehicle parked on the property and no more than two on-street spaces at a time…

A Midland home-based business can't generate client, patient or customer visits "as a daily routine matter," or traffic…

New Braunfels caps home-based businesses at ordinary residential traffic levels and bars on-site retail sales to…

Parker caps how much traffic a home business can bring to a residential street. Section 156.37(M)(2)(g) bars traffic…

Pearland's home occupation rules cap the traffic a home-based business can generate. UDC Section 2.5.4.2(a)(5) bars a…

Pharr's zoning ordinance treats a home-based business as a conditional use and caps the traffic it generates: the…

Plano caps the traffic a no-impact home-based business can generate at what's 'normally expected in the neighborhood,'…

A home occupation or no-impact home-based business in Richardson cannot generate more vehicle traffic than a…

A Rowlett home occupation cannot generate customer or delivery traffic, congestion, noise or nuisance detectable off…

San Angelo caps client and delivery traffic at a home business under Sec. 413 of the Zoning Ordinance: teaching…

San Antonio bars any home occupation from generating on-street parking or substantially increasing traffic in the…

Temple's UDC forbids home occupations that create increased traffic, ruling out regular client visits to a home-based…

Tyler home occupations may never be open to the public, so walk-in customers are prohibited. Deliveries are limited to…

Victoria's home occupation rules bar businesses run from a residence from generating traffic that creates a hazard or…

A Waco home business can't host more patrons or employees at once than the International Residential Code's occupancy…

A home occupation loses its zoning protection if it creates parking or traffic congestion in the neighborhood. The Land…

Texas does not license cottage food at all. Health and Safety Code Section 437.0191(a) declares that a cottage food…

Abilene permits certain homemade food products to be sold directly to consumers under cottage food laws. Products must…

Arlington follows the Texas Cottage Food Law under Health and Safety Code Chapter 437, which allows individuals to sell…

Austin allows cottage food production under Texas Health & Safety Code Chapter 437.001: no local permit, up to…

Texas cottage food law (Health and Safety Code Chapter 437) allows Baytown residents to sell homemade baked goods…

Beaumont permits certain homemade food products to be sold directly to consumers under cottage food laws. Products must…

Texas Health & Safety Code Chapter 437 lets Brownsville residents produce and sell most foods from a home kitchen…

Texas law, not Carrollton ordinance, governs home-based cottage food sales, and it bars the city from regulating or…

Texas's cottage food law lets a College Station resident produce and sell food from a home kitchen. Health and Safety…

Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 437 allows Converse residents to operate cottage food businesses from home with…

Texas H&S Code Chapter 437 allows Corpus Christi residents to sell homemade foods directly to consumers without a city…

Texas state law governing cottage food production operations (CFPOs) preempts local regulation. No city permits, fees…

Cottage food operations are governed by Texas state law (Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 437) rather than local…

Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 437 Subchapter B (Texas Cottage Food Law) allows home-based food production with…

TX HSC Chapter 437 allows home-based food sales up to $50,000/year without permits, inspections, or commercial…

Texas Cottage Food Law allows Fort Worth residents to sell non-potentially-hazardous homemade foods with no city…

Texas Cottage Food Law (Health and Safety Code 437) preempts local regulation. Frisco home bakers can sell…

Texas cottage food law lets you sell many homemade foods with no permit if gross income stays at $50,000 or less…

Garland follows the Texas Cottage Food Law (Health & Safety Code Ch. 437), allowing home production and direct sale of…

Texas Cottage Food Law (TX Health & Safety Code Ch. 437) allows selling certain homemade foods directly to consumers…

Texas Cottage Food Law (Health and Safety Code 437) lets residents sell home-baked and non-hazardous foods. Grapevine…

Texas cottage food law lets you sell approved home-produced foods from a Guadalupe County home with no permit, no…

Texas Cottage Food Law (HSC §437.001) allows home-based food sales up to $75,000 per year without a food establishment…

Cottage food producers in Hidalgo County follow the Texas Cottage Food Law, not a county ordinance. No permit or…

Texas Cottage Food Law allows home-based food sales up to $75,000/year without a city food establishment permit…

Killeen permits certain homemade food products to be sold directly to consumers under cottage food laws. Products must…

Texas Cottage Food Law under Health and Safety Code Chapter 437 allows home-produced non-hazardous foods up to 50,000…

Texas Cottage Food Law (Health & Safety Code Ch. 437) allows home-based food sales up to $75,000 annually without a…

TX HSC Ch. 437 allows home kitchen food sales up to $50,000/year without permits. TX LGC 250.008 bars cities from…

Texas Cottage Food Law (H&S Code Ch. 437) lets Live Oak residents make and sell approved non-hazardous foods from home…

Texas Cottage Food Law (Health and Safety Code Chapter 437) lets Lubbock residents sell non-hazardous homemade foods…

Mansfield follows the Texas Cottage Food Law under Health and Safety Code Chapter 437, which preempts local rules. Home…

Mcallen permits certain homemade food products to be sold directly to consumers under cottage food laws. Products must…

McKinney home-based cottage food operations protected under Texas Cottage Food Law (Health and Safety Code Chapter 437…

Texas Cottage Food Law (H&S Code §437.001) allows home-made non-potentially-hazardous food sold directly to consumers…

Texas Cottage Food Law (HSC §437.001) allows home baking sales up to $75,000 per year without a food permit. Pasadena…

Texas Cottage Food Law (TX H&S Code Ch. 437) allows Plano residents to prepare non-hazardous foods at home for direct…

Texas cottage food law allows home production of non-hazardous foods without local permits, but annual sales cannot…

Cottage food operations are explicitly allowed in San Antonio's residential zones. UDC § 35-378(b)(4) exempts cottage…

Texas Cottage Food Law (Health & Safety Code Ch. 437) allows home-based food sales up to $75,000 annually without a…

Cottage food in Tarrant County is governed by Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 437. Home producers can sell…

Texas cottage food law (Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 437) allows Tomball residents to produce and sell certain…

Texas cottage food law lets you sell approved home-produced foods from a Williamson County home with no permit…

Texas Human Resources Code Chapter 42 governs licensing and registration of home-based child care statewide through…

Celina requires a specific use permit for in-home child care in most residential zoning districts, per the § 14.03.101…

Family day care homes aren't on Converse's by-right land-use list for single-family zones, so caring for three or more…

Running a family daycare from a Mission home is zoned as a home occupation, which requires a conditional use permit and…

Pharr requires a conditional use permit before running a home child daycare in any residential zone, plus state…

A home daycare, nursery, or private school in a Texarkana single-family district isn't a by-right home occupation: it…

Amarillo's zoning code treats a home day care as its own land use with hard numeric limits. Sec. 4-10-83(a)(42) caps a…

Austin allows a home daycare as a by-right accessory use in any residential zoning district under Sec. 25-2-893(C)(9)…

Baytown allows child day care as an accessory use inside a single-family home under ULDC Sec. 2.35(E), but only if the…

Brownsville permits a state-licensed child care home for up to six children by right in residential districts. Caring…

Carrollton's Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance classifies registered and licensed child-care homes and listed family homes…

Home daycare operations in Dallas must comply with both Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) licensing…

El Paso lets home child care operate as a permitted home occupation under City Code § 20.10.140(A), but requires a…

Farmersville's zoning code only regulates child care as a 'day care center' once a home or facility cares for seven or…

HHSC licenses home daycares: listed (up to 3 children), registered (up to 6), licensed (up to 12). Flower Mound zoning…

Fulshear allows a family child-care home as an accessory residential use, but only if the operator lives on site and…

Harlingen zoning caps home-based child or adult day care at six children or adults before it stops qualifying as a home…

Home daycares in Harris County must be licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC). A Listed…

Killeen allows a home based child care facility in any residential zone under Sec. 31-703, but caps care to 6 children…

Home daycares require HHSC licensing under 40 TAC Ch. 745 plus home occupation zoning compliance. Listed Homes: 1-3…

Midland's zoning code splits home childcare into two tiers borrowed from Texas Human Resources Code § 42.002: a "Family…

Odessa's zoning code treats an in-home daycare as a home occupation, not a separate business use, so it's allowed by…

Home daycares in Pasadena must be licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC). A Home Occupation…

Pearland allows a state-registered family child care home to operate as a home occupation under UDC Section 2.5.4.4…

In-home child care in Pflugerville runs by right as a home occupation, an accessory use of the dwelling. The provider…

Plano's zoning ordinance treats an in-home day care as a home occupation under Zoning Ordinance § 15.400, capping…

Richardson permits home-based child care through a registered family home permit capped at six children during school…

San Angelo allows in-home childcare as a home occupation under Sec. 413.B.1.b of the Zoning Ordinance, but caps it at…

A Sugar Land homeowner can run a licensed child care home caring for up to six children by right in every residential…

Taylor's 2024 Land Development Code does not write a daycare-specific zoning rule; a home-based daycare is regulated as…

Family home and group day care home child care facilities are permitted by right in residential zoning districts under…

A home daycare in Tyler needs a special use permit approved by the planning and zoning commission and city council…

Victoria requires a fire operation permit for any child day care run out of a residential building, with a $50…

Waco's zoning code treats a small home daycare, a 'registered family home' caring for up to six children (12 counting…

Abilene allows licensed home daycare operations with limits on the number of children. State licensing and local zoning…

Registered family home daycares (up to 6 children) allowed in Allen as accessory home occupation per Allen LDC Ch…

Arlington allows registered and licensed child-care homes in residential districts as home occupations under the…

Beaumont allows licensed home daycare operations with limits on the number of children. State licensing and local…

Home daycare operations in Bellaire are regulated at the state level by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission…

Texas HHSC licenses all Bexar County home daycares with 4+ unrelated children. Registered homes allow up to 6; Licensed…

Bryan zoning treats in-home child care for six or fewer children as a permitted home occupation, letting residents run…

Texas Human Resources Code Section 42.052 sets the state credential a College Station home daycare needs, and the…

Registered and licensed home daycares in unincorporated Collin County must comply with Texas HHSC minimum standards…

Home daycares in Conroe are regulated by Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) licensing, not by city…

Home daycare in Corpus Christi requires state HHSC licensing under Human Resources Code Chapter 42 and must meet UDC…

Home daycare operations in Deer Park are primarily regulated by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)…

Texas HHSC licenses home daycares in two tiers: listed family homes (1-3 unrelated children) require listing only, and…

Home daycares in Fort Worth must obtain a state HHSC permit and may operate under the home occupation standard in…

Frisco allows registered and licensed child-care homes in single-family zones as home occupations, subject to Texas…

Home childcare is licensed by the State of Texas (HHSC), not by the county, which cannot zone. In the City of Galveston…

In-home daycares in Garland require Texas HHSC licensing or registration plus compliance with home occupation zoning…

Home daycares in Grand Prairie must comply with Texas HHSC licensing requirements. Registered homes serve up to 6…

Caring for children for pay in a Guadalupe County home requires a listing, registration, or license from Texas Health…

Haltom City permits registered family home daycares in residential zones as a home occupation. Providers must hold the…

Home daycares in Houston are regulated by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHS) under Human Resources…

Texas HHSC licenses home daycares. Registered homes may care for 1-6 children; listed homes 1-3 children from one…

Katy's zoning ordinance separates commercial daycare from residential uses, classifying "Commercial Daycare…

Keller permits registered home daycares as home occupations subject to Texas HHSC licensing. Operators must hold a…

Home daycare operations in La Porte are regulated primarily by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC). A…

Laredo home-based daycare operators must register with Texas HHSC as a Listed or Registered Family Home (up to 6…

Live Oak permits registered home daycares in residential zones as home occupations. State licensing through Texas HHSC…

Lubbock allows registered family home child care in residential zones under Texas HHSC rules. State registration or…

Mansfield allows registered family home daycare under state license. TX HHSC regulates child care under 42 TAC 747…

Mcallen allows licensed home daycare operations with limits on the number of children. State licensing and local zoning…

McKinney allows registered and licensed home child-care operations as a home occupation, subject to Texas HHSC…

Home-based child care in Mesquite must be licensed or registered with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission…

Home daycare operations in San Antonio are regulated by the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District (SAMHD) and must…

Home daycares in Tarrant County must be licensed or registered by Texas HHSC Child Care Regulation. Registered homes…

Home daycare operations in Tomball are regulated primarily by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)…

Registered and licensed child-care homes in unincorporated Travis County operate under Texas HHSC rules (TX Human…

Home daycares in Universal City must register with Texas HHSC and comply with city home occupation standards, fire…

Operating a child-care home for pay in Williamson County requires a license, registration, or listing from Texas Health…

Dallas County does not license or zone home daycares: child-care regulation is handled by Texas DFPS / HHSC under Tex…

Home daycares are regulated by HHSC, not Denton County. Listed homes serve 1-3 children; licensed homes serve 4-12. No…

Texas Human Resources Code 42 preempts home daycare zoning for registered and licensed family homes caring for 12 or…

Home daycares in Hidalgo County are licensed by the state, not the county. Texas counties cannot zone. Texas Human…

Home-based childcare in League City follows Texas state licensing requirements through Health and Human Services. Small…

New Braunfels zoning lets you run a licensed family home child care out of your house by right in every residential…