More Than a Certification
Train to understand the loss, build the drying plan, and defend the work with data.
Plenty of WRT classes teach enough material to prepare you for the exam. We built this class to help make you useful on a water loss.
The IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician credential demonstrates knowledge of water damage, its effects, and the procedures used to dry structures. In this in-person course, Greg Anderson works through the material the way it plays out in the field: reading a loss on arrival, classifying the water and damage, using psychrometric data, placing drying equipment, and documenting the work for review.
The goal is practical understanding. You should leave better prepared to scope a job, build a drying plan, monitor its progress, and carry the work through to a dry standard.
WRT
Three days of hands-on WRT certification training.
The class runs August 25–27, with the IICRC exam scheduled for Thursday, August 27.
Course Topics
What you’ll learn
The class follows the full water-mitigation process, from the first inspection through drying verification and documentation.
- 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 personal protective equipment
- Documentation and the IICRC S500 standard
Built for Restoration Professionals
Who should attend
This course is designed for restoration technicians, project managers, estimators, and restoration business owners who want a stronger working understanding of water mitigation and the WRT certification material.
TechniciansBuild practical confidence with inspections, moisture mapping, equipment, and monitoring.
Project ManagersStrengthen drying-plan decisions, documentation, and communication around the scope.
Owners & EstimatorsUnderstand the technical foundation behind defensible water-mitigation work.
August 25–27, 2026 · Addison, IL
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Registration is handled securely through RegFox. Tuition is $499 per person; the separate $80 IICRC exam fee is paid directly to IICRC.
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