Texas elevator lookup / Austin
1100 San Jacinto
Both certificates due within 90 days, the first by 11/13/2026.
Insurance Building · Austin, TX 78701 · State building no. 1964 (ELBI)
2 passenger elevators. On the state's list as of 09/28/2026; we check it every day.
Certificates at this building
Passenger elevator decal 1134
Due 11/13/2026- Last inspection
- 11/13/2025
- 5-year test due
- 11/07/2028
- Drive
- Electric
- Floors
- 4
- Installed
- 1961
Passenger elevator decal 89611
Due 11/13/2026- Last inspection
- 11/13/2025
- 5-year test due
- 11/06/2028
- Drive
- Electric
- Floors
- 4
- Installed
- 1961
What the dates mean
Every elevator, escalator and lift on the state's list has a certificate with an expiration date, renewed after an inspection by a licensed inspector. Expired means the date on the state's list has passed; due soon means it passes within 90 days.
The state's list shows a new certificate only after the state issues it, so a building inspected recently can still read expired here. Units expired for two years or more are often removed or out of service while the state keeps the record.
Some elevators also have a 5-year test due date, for a test done every five years on top of the yearly inspection. The state's own search has the official record.
Nearby on the list
- 300 East 11th Street1 of 3 expiredExpired
- 1115 San Jacinto Blvd Ste 200All 3 currentCurrent
- 309 East 11th StBoth currentCurrent
- 221 East 11th StreetBoth due soonDue soon
- 1011 San Jacinto3 of 6 expiredExpired
- 306 East 10th StreetCurrent
Source: TDLR's public elevator list
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