Pre-Inspection Review
An experienced operator audits your truck, menu, and equipment before DSHS does.
- MFV type (I, II, III) and category confirmed
- County and commissary requirements checked
- Written, priority-ordered action plan in 48 hours
Since July 1, 2026, no DSHS license means you can't legally sell a single plate in Texas. Pick a plan, pay in under a minute, and a working Texas food truck operator starts on your file within 48 hours.
See the plans →Every plan is handled by a licensed Texas operator who has been through DSHS inspection. DSHS's own license fees are paid separately, directly to the State.
An experienced operator audits your truck, menu, and equipment before DSHS does.
We work the DSHS application side by side with you and stay until your inspection is on the calendar.
Starting from scratch? We set up your business first, then run your entire DSHS license, start to issued. Already have an LLC and EIN? Same price, and we go straight to DSHS.
Need a payment plan? Text us and we'll set one up.
🔒 Secure checkout by Square. DSHS license fees are paid separately, directly to the State of Texas. All payments are final — no refunds.
A real Google review from a paying client, quoted word for word.
“Rolando at Texas Food Truck Permits was a very valuable resource in getting my food truck permitted. He checked in on me, answered all my questions, and gave me guidance that was very important in getting my food truck permitted. I’m so glad I went to Texas Food Truck Permits to help guide me through a confusing process. Good to go! I passed inspection and got the permit and my food truck has lots of business.”
If you're comfortable filling out the application yourself, the $99 review makes sure you don't fail inspection. If you want someone working it with you, Guided is the one most owners choose. If you'd rather not touch any of it, Full-Service carries everything.
No. DSHS license fees are paid directly to the State of Texas. Our price is for our work, and we tell you exactly what the State will charge.
Then start with the pre-purchase truck audit. Checking a unit before you pay for it is the cheapest fix there is.
No. We're an independent compliance service run by a working Texas food truck operator, not affiliated with DSHS or any government agency.
Most owners start with Guided: we work the DSHS application with you until your inspection is on the calendar.
Call or text before you pay. A working Texas operator will tell you what you actually need, and if you don't need us, we'll say so.