Water conservation, irrigation scheduling, smart irrigation, backflow, and more.
Everything you need to ace your irrigation technician exam—even a practice test.
Dual CEU credit for landscape irrigators and BPAT licenses.
Save money when you take courses together, from 16 to 24 CEU hours.
"I really enjoyed this course and like that I was able to work at my own pace."
Lizet Banda
"Very informative course! Learned about some important guidelines to follow for good practice."
James Elkins
"Great content and class when behind in CEUs"
David Belflower
"This section was helpful for me to go back to work and help my guys in the field better now."
Clay Wicker
Frequently Asked Questions
We know you might have questions about our TCEQ-approved online irrigation courses, CEU requirements, and licensing process. Here, you’ll find answers to the most common questions about course enrollment, certification, and how our training works.
If you don’t see what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us at AllStar.Scott@gmail.com. We’ll be happy to assist you.
Are All-Star Irrigation CEUs courses approved by TCEQ?
Yes, all of our courses are approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Our TCEQ Provider number is 0862, and All-Star Irrigation is an approved provider of Irrigation Training for Core and Continuing Education Courses.
Comparing the Three License Roles
Click here to learn more about the three irrigation licenses.
How do I obtain my landscape irrigator's license?
To obtain your landscape irrigator's license, you must take a 40-hour training class by an approved provider and pass a test from the State of Texas.
(All Star does not currently offer the 40 hour course.) Click here for a list of providers.
How do I obtain my irrigation technician license?
To obtain your Texas Irrigation Technician license, you must take a 16-hour training class by an approved provider and pass a test from the State of Texas.
How many CEU hours do I need to renew my license?
That depends on what type of license you currently have. For licensed irrigators and inspectors, 24 hours of CEU credits are required each renewal period. Irrigation technicians on the other hand require 16 hours each renewal period.
Where do I check the status of my irrigation license?
To check the current status of your irrigation license, visit the TCEQ website and search by an individual. You can search by first and last name OR license number.
