A beginner's course for homowners on Air Conditioning
What you'll learn
- *Key fundamentals about your system and health checks used by the pros
- How to identify the most common failures
- Making the repair or replace decision
- *How to create a maintenance plan and why it is importiant
- What to do for an old a/c vs new one
- Why you should never use bleach in your drain line
- *Understanding why air quality matters
- Why one or more UV lights in the system is needed
Requirements
- No previous knowledge or skill is required.
- An infrared thermometer will help you know more about your system safely, but is not required.
Description
What if you could do one simple and safe thing to know what is wrong with your a/c system in most cases, that could save false repairs, time, and frustration? So get ready to acquire some seriously important homeowner skills! Everyone wants peace of mind, and you will achieve that here as you will gain confidence as you learn. You can't make the repair or replace decision without the knowledge of what you have, what is going on with your system and being able to identify the most common failures. HVAC or air conditioning is never a problem until it breaks down. Changing the a/c system instead of repairing is the new norm for technicians who want to get you into a new warranty but if the system is only 5 years old what are you going to do? A new a/ system costs from $3,000 to $12,000 or more depending on multiple factors like a 2-story house, the access to that unit(s), and if it is a complete replacement. Does the ventilation need to be replaced as well?
**Enroll today and let's get started**
Once enrolled please reach out with a question at any time. I am happy to help you have the best learning experience possible.
Some of the things you will know after this course
A Trade secret that only the pros know
What is air-conditioning
Understanding air quality
Changing filters
Coil cleaning
Maintaining Drain lines
Identifying most common failures
Identifying needed repairs
Replacing the whole system
UV lights and air upgrades
Walkthroughs
Humidity
And much more
By the time you complete this course you are going to have the skills you need to perform simple tests that will identify the most common failures and put you in "The know" so you can make better decisions on repairs and replacement of your HVAC system. You will be confident in your new or existing home and be able to perform filter changes and know the necessary maintenance that will not only extend the life of your a/c system but also you will understand what a technician is doing and telling you in your home.
I have serviced and installed HVAC systems for over 18 years and have learned valuable skills, some of which I will give to you in this course. They are safe and everyone can do them with ease. No ladders, no climbing no crawling.
Enroll today and get started on your journey.
Who this course is for:
- This course is for homeowners and anyone want to know pro diagnostic secrets
- If you're a homeowner or moving into a new or existing home this course will provide valuable information for around $29.000
Instructor
![Steven Fleshman](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 5.0 Instructor Rating
- 1 Review
- 23 Students
- 2 Courses
Hi! I'm Steven. I've been working in the Design & HVAC industry for over 18 years and specialize in 3D design and residential service and installations.
I've served as a lead technician and designer as well as worked in wholesale counter sales and management.
I've taught on multiple online platforms, and also while out on the field with interns, and I love to see my students go from zero to hero in service and installation. Several of my students have gone on to work at successful companies such as Trane and Rheem.
My favorite part about 3D modeling is being able to help students understand Blender and troubleshoot areas and have logic for how to solve a problem in that "just, click moment." That "eureka" moment is what I strive to teach all my students. I want the same for 3D modelers.