Review important technical and regulatory concepts before taking the Texas Landscape Irrigator or Irrigation Technician licensing exam.
This structured irrigation exam prep course reinforces hydraulics, irrigation design, installation practices, backflow prevention and other key subjects covered during required licensing education.
The Irrigator Exam Review is designed for candidates who have already completed the required licensing course and want to refresh their knowledge before exam day.
Review key formulas, technical terminology, design principles and common problem-solving methods through organized lessons, worked examples and practice-style questions.
The course helps you identify areas that need additional study and approach the exam with stronger preparation and confidence.
This online exam review is suitable for:
The Irrigator Exam Review is not the required Landscape Irrigator Licensing Course and does not provide TCEQ continuing education credit.
Completing this review does not guarantee a passing exam score. Candidates remain responsible for completing all applicable TCEQ training, application and examination requirements.
Adobe Acrobat Reader is recommended for PDF course materials.
The course is compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Microsoft Edge on Windows and Mac computers.
A Certificate of Completion is issued upon completion of the review. This certificate does not represent TCEQ continuing education credit or a Texas irrigation license.
After earning your Texas irrigation license, you will be required to complete continuing education to maintain it.
Fisher Irrigation Training offers three separate, self-paced online CEU courses:
Each approved course provides 8 hours of continuing education for eligible Texas irrigation professionals.
No. This is an exam-review course for candidates who have already completed their required licensing education. It does not replace the TCEQ-required licensing course.
No. The course is designed only for exam preparation and does not provide TCEQ continuing education hours.
The course reviews subjects relevant to candidates preparing for the Texas Landscape Irrigator or Irrigation Technician licensing exam.
Topics include irrigation hydraulics, pressure and flow calculations, system design, installation practices, backflow prevention, technical terminology and practice-style questions.
Yes. The course includes worked examples and practice activities that cover key irrigation hydraulics and design calculations.
Complete the review close enough to your examination date that the material remains fresh, while still leaving sufficient time to revisit weaker topics.
No course can guarantee an examination result. The review helps reinforce your knowledge, but success depends on your required training, preparation and exam performance.
Yes. You receive a Certificate of Completion after finishing the review. It does not provide CEU credit or confirm professional licensure.
Are you looking to start your journey toward becoming a licensed irrigator in Texas? Or perhaps you need Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to renew your license? Whether you’re focused on improving your skills in design, estimating, sales, or operations management, this guide has you covered.
To become a licensed irrigator in Texas, you’ll need to complete a Landscape Irrigator Licensing Course approved by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). This course is a mandatory prerequisite to qualify for the Licensing Exam.
Once licensed, you’ll need to renew your certification every three years by completing 24 hours of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) through TCEQ-approved courses.
Learn more about our licensing and CEU courses here
Start today! Here’s the recommended process:
View the State Licensing Exam Schedule
Find TCEQ-approved course providers to help you prepare for the licensing exam or earn CEUs for renewal at www.tceq.texas.gov and click on licenses > training courses.
Browse a list of approved course providers here
Start your journey today and take the first step toward a rewarding career as a licensed irrigator in Texas!
Once licensed, remember to come back here for the continuing education credits you will need to maintain your license
