TRCC can refer to various organizations or concepts depending on the context, such as the "Tennis Racquet Control Center" or "Tropical Rainforest Conservation Center." However, without additional context, it's challenging to pinpoint a specific meaning. If you provide more details, I can give a more accurate answer.
There is no regulating authority in Texas. The TRCC is dead ... (thank goodness) You may have county or city code and/or inspections to deal with though.
General and home improvement contractors do not need to be registered in Texas, for jobs under $10,000. For residential remodels over $10,000 you must register with the trcc. Ofcourse commercial remodel/repair jobs do not fall under trcc guidelines and can be done with no license or state registration. Homebuilders are required to register with the state. A search for registered builders is provided on the Texas Residential Construction Commission website. Also - I believe the end of Aug '09 marks the end of the trcc and these regulations. It really depends on where you are working. Some cities require a bond as well. El Paso requires a city bond. Some other big cities do as well.