Sitting on a TDLR violation with the 30-day clock running? AmeriTex facilitates the inspection, performs the repair, and gets your compliance documentation submitted on time.
From downtown high-rises along the River Walk to medical office towers in the South Texas Medical Center, San Antonio building owners face the same trap: a TDLR-licensed inspector cites a violation, and you have just 30 days to submit written proof it’s corrected or under contract. That paperwork must name your contractor and their contact info — and if it’s late or incomplete, TDLR hits you with late fees and enforcement action. Most property managers don’t discover the gap until the deadline has already passed.
under Texas Administrative Code §74.50 and §74.66, so nothing slips through the cracks on your building.
one company, one accountable name on the paperwork.
and file complete written documentation on time, protecting you from TDLR late fees and enforcement.