Contractor Registration

All registrations will be valid for one calendar year from the original date of registration and are valid in both the Town limits and the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ). It is the responsibility of the registered individuals to ensure this process is complete before permits are issued and any work in the specific trade is commenced. The Town of Lakewood Village reserves the right to deny or revoke any contractor registration if there are justifiable reasons or violations as determined by the Building Official.

All contractors who are required by state law or local ordinance to be licensed must register with the Town of Lakewood Village before applying for permits or performing any work. A master or contractor license in the specific trade is required to register as a contractor. Licensed journeyman working for the contractor shall be listed on the contractor registration. All work shall be supervised by a licensed individual and must be onsite of any job under their supervision. A licensed residential wireman may supervise one helper or apprentice. Any work discovered being performed without the required licensed personnel shall be conspicuously identified to prevent reuse and shall be removed. Multiple violations of licensure requirements may result in suspension of the contractor registration, including the right to obtain permits to work in Town. Any individuals found performing work without the required license will be required to leave the jobsite. A contractor is defined as a General, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Irrigation, Backflow Tester, Pool, Sign, Concrete, Fencing, or Roofing contractor.

The Town of Lakewood Village does not keep personal information about you or your visit to our Internet site unless you specifically supply it to us. In cases where you submit information or send an email, that information will be treated in accordance with the Texas Public Information Act. This means the information may be considered public information available to the public upon request. To the extent allowed by the Act and opinion of the Attorney General, the Town will make reasonable efforts to protect personal and financial information from disclosure.