Become a Certified Master HVAC Tech

become a certified master hvac tech and launch your business

What you'll learn
- 1. Understand the basic principles of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.
- 2. Identify and safely use essential HVAC tools and equipment.
- 3. Read and interpret HVAC blueprints, wiring diagrams, and schematics.
- 4. Diagnose and repair residential and commercial HVAC systems.
- 5. Understand the refrigeration cycle and its role in cooling systems.
- 6. Perform load calculations and determine system sizing.
- 7. Install ductwork, thermostats, and major HVAC system components.
- 8. Service and maintain furnaces, heat pumps, and air handlers.
- 9. Troubleshoot electrical faults in HVAC systems.
- 10. Work with refrigerants in compliance with EPA regulations.
- 11. Test and measure airflow, static pressure, and system efficiency.
- 12. Detect and repair refrigerant leaks safely and efficiently.
- 13. Program and install smart thermostats and zoning systems.
- 14. Navigate and comply with local, state, and federal HVAC codes.
- 15. Provide professional service reports and customer consultations.
- 16. Estimate jobs, prepare quotes, and manage HVAC service contracts.
- 17. Understand HVAC business startup essentials.
- 18. Maintain energy-efficient systems and promote green technologies.
- 19. Prepare for and pass EPA Section 608 certification exams.
- 20. Build long-term client relationships through trust and professionalism.

Requirements
- Your own tools
- Desire to work with hvac compoments

Description
Course is split into 2 video files

Become a Certified Master HVAC Tech

Course Description:

Step into one of the most in-demand and highly respected trades with theCertified Master HVAC Techcourse—a complete, career-focused training program that turns beginners into confident, job-ready heating, ventilation, and air conditioning experts. Whether you're starting from scratch, transitioning from another trade, or ready to elevate your skills to a master level, this course provides the hands-on techniques, theory, diagnostics, and business skills you need.

From understanding airflow science to troubleshooting compressors, installing ductwork, and preparing for HVAC certification exams, this 30-lesson journey combines practical insights with real-world scenarios and professional development. Learn at your own pace, apply immediately on the job, and get certified with confidence.

What You’ll Learn (20 Learning Outcomes):

Understand the basic principles of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.

Identify and safely use essential HVAC tools and equipment.

Read and interpret HVAC blueprints, wiring diagrams, and schematics.

Diagnose and repair residential and commercial HVAC systems.

Understand the refrigeration cycle and its role in cooling systems.

Perform load calculations and determine system sizing.

Install ductwork, thermostats, and major HVAC system components.

Service and maintain furnaces, heat pumps, and air handlers.

Troubleshoot electrical faults in HVAC systems.

Work with refrigerants in compliance with EPA regulations.

Test and measure airflow, static pressure, and system efficiency.

Detect and repair refrigerant leaks safely and efficiently.

Program and install smart thermostats and zoning systems.

Navigate and comply with local, state, and federal HVAC codes.

Provide professional service reports and customer consultations.

Estimate jobs, prepare quotes, and manage HVAC service contracts.

Understand HVAC business startup essentials.

Maintain energy-efficient systems and promote green technologies.

Prepare for and pass EPA Section 608 certification exams.

Build long-term client relationships through trust and professionalism.

30-Lesson Course Outline:

Module 1: Foundations of HVAC

HVAC Career Path and Certification Overview

Fundamentals of Heating and Cooling

Introduction to HVAC Tools and Safety Protocols

The Refrigeration Cycle Explained

Types of HVAC Systems (Split, Packaged, Ductless, etc.)

Module 2: Core Components & Equipment

Understanding Compressors, Condensers, and Evaporators

Thermostats and Controls

Motors, Capacitors, and Electrical Basics

Indoor Air Quality and Filtration Systems

Heat Pumps, Furnaces, and Boilers

Module 3: Installation Essentials

Reading HVAC Blueprints and Diagrams

Ductwork Layout, Fabrication, and Sealing

Residential HVAC System Installation

Commercial HVAC Installation Practices

Installing Smart Thermostats and Zoning Systems

Module 4: Diagnostics & Repair

Troubleshooting Common HVAC Issues

Diagnosing Electrical Failures and Short Circuits

Refrigerant Charging, Recovery, and Leak Detection

Airflow Testing and Static Pressure Checks

Repairing Heat Pumps and Furnace Malfunctions

Module 5: Maintenance & Efficiency

Seasonal HVAC Maintenance Procedures

Energy Efficiency and Green Technologies

Preventative Service Plans and Client Education

Working with Building Automation Systems

Indoor Air Quality Testing and Upgrades

Module 6: Professionalism, Business, and Certification

Communicating with Clients Professionally

Quoting Jobs and Writing Service Contracts

Starting and Growing an HVAC Business

EPA Section 608 Certification Exam Prep

Final Skills Evaluation and Master HVAC Certification

Who this course is for:
- handyman
- handywomen
- handypeople
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