More Than a Certification

Plenty of WRT classes teach you enough to pass the exam. This one is built to make you useful on a loss.

You'll earn your IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician certification — the industry credential that proves you understand water damage, its effects, and how to properly dry a structure. But the certificate is the floor, not the ceiling.

Over three days, Greg Anderson works through the material the way it actually plays out in the field: reading a loss on arrival, classifying the water and the damage, running the psychrometric math that tells you whether your drying plan is working, placing equipment for the structure in front of you, and documenting it all so it survives an adjuster's review.

You'll leave knowing more than the definitions. You'll leave ready to scope a job, build a drying plan, defend it with data, and carry it through to a dry standard — the difference between holding a WRT card and being trusted to run water mitigation work.

Taught in our own classroom in Addison by an instructor who does this work, not just teaches it.

Over three days you'll work through the full water mitigation process the way it runs on an actual loss — not just the exam definitions:

Our Continuing Education Program offers professionals the opportunity to enhance their skills, stay current with industry trends, and advance their careers through flexible, high-quality courses. With a range of subjects designed to meet diverse learning needs, participants can learn at their own pace while gaining practical, real-world knowledge.

Our Continuing Education Program offers professionals the opportunity to enhance their skills, stay current with industry trends, and advance their careers through flexible, high-quality courses. With a range of subjects designed to meet diverse learning needs, participants can learn at their own pace while gaining practical, real-world knowledge.

• Water categories and classes of intrusion
• Initial inspection, scoping and moisture mapping
• Psychrometry and the science of drying
• Moisture detection and daily monitoring
• Structural drying equipment selection and placement
• Antimicrobials and contamination control
• Health, safety and PPE
• Documentation and the IICRC S500 standard

Our Continuing Education Program offers a wealth of additional resources to support your learning journey, including expert-led webinars, interactive tutorials, and comprehensive study materials. These resources are designed to deepen your understanding, provide real-world insights, and help you achieve your educational and professional goals.