2026 NEC® Code Changes – Residential Focus

4-Hour Continuing Education (TDLR Course #31822)
Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026
Time: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Course Overview

This 4-hour continuing education class focuses specifically on the most important 2026 National Electrical Code® changes impacting residential installations. Designed for electricians and contractors working in homes, multi-family dwellings, and residential developments, this course breaks down what’s new, why it changed, and how to apply it correctly in the field.

Participants will gain clarity on code intent, improved safety expectations, and practical guidance that supports compliance, inspection readiness, and quality workmanship in residential environments.

What You’ll Learn

This residential-focused 2026 NEC session highlights:

• Significant residential wiring and installation changes
• Updates to services, feeders, panels, and overcurrent protection
• GFCI/AFCI revisions and dwelling-specific requirements
• Grounding & bonding changes impacting residential systems
• New listing/labeling expectations and product impacts
• Key safety and inspection considerations for homes and dwellings

(Final topic list will align with the official 2026 NEC and TDLR guidance.)

Who Should Attend

• Residential Journeymen & Master Electricians
• Residential Contractors and Foremen
• Electrical Inspectors / AHJs
• Designers, Builders, and Residential Project Managers

Continuing Education Credit

Approved by the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation as a
4-Hour CE Course – TDLR Course #31822.
Attendance credit will be reported per TDLR requirements.