Look up an elevator or escalator's registration and inspection record in Texas via the TDLR Elevator Data Search
domain: tdlr.texas.gov — Elevator Data Search · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Go to tdlr.texas.gov/elevator_searchapp (Elevator Data Search)
Search by building name/address keyword, city, zip code (5-digit zip returns all equipment in that zip), or the unit's TDLR decal number
Use tdlr.texas.gov/elevator_searchapp/home/searchhelp for search syntax if the address match is ambiguous
Read the equipment's registration and inspection status from the result rather than assuming annual currency
Escalate to TDLR's Elevators Program directly (listed contact numbers) for anything the search app doesn't resolve, since there is no documented public data API
Known gotchas
This is a web search form, not a queryable API — high-volume automated lookups should be paced/cached rather than hammering the portal
Zip-code search returns all equipment in that zip, which can be a large, noisy result set in dense areas
Decal number is the most precise key; name/address search can miss units if the building name in TDLR's record differs from common usage
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