Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ

TAS compliance refers to adhering to the Texas Accessibility Standards (TAS), which are the state-mandated guidelines for accessibility based on the ADA. These standards apply to all commercial construction projects in Texas.

A RAS is required for all commercial projects in Texas with a construction cost of $50,000 or more. This includes new builds, renovations, and additions.

If your project does not pass the TAS inspection, our RAS will provide a detailed report with the necessary corrections. Once adjustments are made, we can re-inspect the property to confirm compliance.

The timeline varies depending on the size and complexity of the project. However, we strive to provide prompt and efficient service to meet your project deadlines.

Yes, we recommend involving a RAS during the design phase to conduct a plan review. This proactive approach helps prevent costly issues later in construction.

All public and commercial construction projects, including office buildings, retail spaces, schools, hospitals, restaurants, and multifamily housing, require accessibility compliance.

TABS or the Texas Architectural Barriers System is the system for first registering your construction project and then getting inspected and verified. We can easily help you with that as this is what we specialize in. Start with our project registration page or reach out to us for assistance.

RAS or Registered Accessibility Specialists are the licensed entities that can help you get your construction project certified with TABS for accessibility standards which are required across the state.

Contact us directly for help or start with our project registration starting point page.