How We Train
The program runs in three hands-on blocks. Every one puts you on real equipment, doing the actual work, with as little time sitting in a classroom as we can manage.
Introduction to HVAC
You're on real systems from day one, taking equipment apart, wiring it up, and reading it with your own gauges. You learn how HVAC works by doing it, not by watching slides.
Professional Installations
Set condensers and air handlers, run line sets, braze joints, and build ductwork on real equipment, to the standard employers expect. Almost none of it happens sitting down.
Foundations of Service Work
Troubleshoot electrical faults, test components, and service live systems the way a working tech does every day, building the hands-on judgment that gets you hired.
Eleven Weeks, One Working Tech
Four phases, each stacking on the last. You start with how a system works and safety, and you finish able to install, diagnose, and service real HVAC equipment alongside a customer - with an Employer Recruiting Day to close it out.
Fundamentals & Safety
How heating and cooling actually work - and how to stay safe doing it.
Refrigerant & EPA 608
Handle refrigerant the right way - and earn the federal card required to do it.
Electrical & Controls
The #1 reason a system quits is electrical. This is where you learn to find it.
Install, Service & Ride-Along
Put it all together on full installs, maintenance calls, and a real ride-along.
Ready to Build a Real Career?
Small classes, real equipment, and an Employer Recruiting Day to finish. Seats are limited to 5–10 students per cohort.