IN PERSON, DEC 8-10th, WEST BOYLSTON, MA
Instructor: Greg Anderson
Build the knowledge and confidence to respond to water damage emergencies professionally and effectively with the IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) course. Designed for both new and experienced restoration professionals, this course provides a strong foundation in water damage assessment, extraction, drying science, equipment operation, and industry best practices.
Through practical instruction and real-world scenarios, you’ll learn how water affects structures, how to properly evaluate and document losses, and how to develop effective drying strategies that reduce damage and improve results. The course covers moisture detection, psychrometry, safety procedures, and the proper use of restoration equipment—giving you the skills needed to handle residential and commercial water losses with confidence.
Whether you’re starting a career in restoration or looking to strengthen your existing skills, the WRT course provides the essential knowledge needed to perform quality mitigation work, communicate effectively with customers, and build a foundation for advanced restoration certifications.
What you’ll learn in this class:
Understand the science behind water damage and structural drying
Assess water losses and determine the appropriate restoration approach
Use moisture detection tools and drying equipment effectively
Develop proper extraction and drying strategies
Understand psychrometry and how it impacts drying decisions
Follow safety practices and industry standards
Improve documentation and communication throughout the restoration process
Build the foundation for advanced IICRC restoration certifications
IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) Certification
IN PERSON, DEC 8-10th, WEST BOYLSTON, MA
Instructor: Greg Anderson
Build the knowledge and confidence to respond to water damage emergencies professionally and effectively with the IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) course. Designed for both new and experienced restoration professionals, this course provides a strong foundation in water damage assessment, extraction, drying science, equipment operation, and industry best practices.
Through practical instruction and real-world scenarios, you’ll learn how water affects structures, how to properly evaluate and document losses, and how to develop effective drying strategies that reduce damage and improve results. The course covers moisture detection, psychrometry, safety procedures, and the proper use of restoration equipment—giving you the skills needed to handle residential and commercial water losses with confidence.
Whether you’re starting a career in restoration or looking to strengthen your existing skills, the WRT course provides the essential knowledge needed to perform quality mitigation work, communicate effectively with customers, and build a foundation for advanced restoration certifications.
What you’ll learn in this class:
Understand the science behind water damage and structural drying
Assess water losses and determine the appropriate restoration approach
Use moisture detection tools and drying equipment effectively
Develop proper extraction and drying strategies
Understand psychrometry and how it impacts drying decisions
Follow safety practices and industry standards
Improve documentation and communication throughout the restoration process
Build the foundation for advanced IICRC restoration certifications
IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) Certification
