Student reviews

As a manager for a Community Action Agency, I direct most staff members towards this course to get a better understanding of ASHRAE requirements within the WAP program

Being new to the Ventilation industry, this course provided the knowledge to have meaningful conversations with others more experienced. Also, it brought a real awareness of the health risks caused by stale indoor air and straightforward solutions to improve our quality of life.

I have been in weatherization for over 2 1/2 yrs and have been designing and installing ventilation systems and i thought i needed to learn more. This was the perfect course for me since i have already been using the free red calc tools. It helped me learn more of the tools that i did not know would be a great help in my work.

I'm very pleased to take this important course. I haven't been doing an Energy Weatherization Audit for few years and it was to the point and refreshing. The website is updated and all those new tools are so awesome. Hopefully, I will make your website too busy for this year and years to come.

Awesome class learned a lot and found much more information that I needed and clarified lots of questions I had. The online tools are new to me so having them is very helpful. Thank you.

Highly recommended to anyone that works in the weatherization program.

A very comprehensive and thorough overview of ASHRAE 62.2. I had pretty good understanding of the importance of ventilation and IAQ and this course certainly reinforced that view point and gave me new talking points when interacting with clients. The ASHRAE 62.2 standard was always something I had trouble wrapping my mind around. The way Rick presented the calculations and install strategies in the course will certainly stick with me. His RED tools are also awesome and something I will certainly incorporate into my business.

You need to know about venting and the right way this is the course to take. You will not regret, all of your question will be answer.

The course is very informative and it shows how much more learning, educating and implementation is needed in the field. Thanks for the direction to the tools available and the resources.