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Late Inspection Fees Begin June 15, 2026

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) will implement Late Inspection Fees for overdue boiler inspections beginning June 15, 2026. These fees are in accordance with 16 Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 65 – see §65.61, Inspection of All Boilers Required, Fees, and Sanctions, for details. Late Inspection Fees will be assessed when a boiler… Read More about Late Inspection Fees Begin June 15, 2026

TDLR Urges Licensees to Check for Boiler Recalls

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced several recalls over the past several years for certain brands of gas-fired boilers for potential carbon monoxide poisoning issues. Please check the CPSC website for additional information. Here are recalls you should be aware of:

A Personal Carbon Monoxide Detector Is an Essential Tool

Boiler Inspector Rob Troutt shares an article about carbon monoxide detectors: I am passionate about safety, and I want you to know why it’s important that you read this article about personal carbon monoxide detectors – whether you’re a boiler inspector or just someone who wants to protect their family. Several accident investigations I’ve conducted… Read More about A Personal Carbon Monoxide Detector Is an Essential Tool

Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector Rules and Verification of 50 ppm Setpoint

TDLR has issued a Technical Gram concerning carbon monoxide detector rules (PDF), which clarifies the requirement for a visual display on carbon monoxide detectors. This applies to new boiler installations or reinstallations of boilers completed on or after September 1, 2020. TDLR recommends that all boiler owners, operators, installers, and inspectors, as well as anyone interested in… Read More about Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector Rules and Verification of 50 ppm Setpoint