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Upcoming Schedule
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HTW Intro Courses
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HTW II Courses
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HTW at Conferences
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Also coming in June:
Houses That Work online through Green Builder
College!
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HOUSES
THAT WORK:
Educational Series
If you are interested in learning about:
- Building practices and requirements as they relate to the
2006 IECC
- Building science principles applied to mainstream construction
practices
- Increasing the tolerance and durability of the structures you
build;
- Reducing your exposure to litigation due to building system
failure;
- Reducing costly call-backs;
- Incorporating "green" practices;
- Increasing customer satisfaction;
- Increasing your profits;
Then you NEED to attend a HOUSES THAT WORK educational
class!
Houses That Work classes have helped thousands of building
professionals benefit from understanding the house-as-a-system
regardless of what climate zone or the number/size of the homes they
build.
Houses That Work is THE educational class for the building
professional. Houses That Work education qualifies for CEU
credit for AIA, AIBD, RESNET and the NAHB's CGP Designation and is
approved by the USGBC's Education Provider Program.
Session Descriptions and Outlines
Follow the links below for descriptions and outlines of the Houses
That Work and Houses That Work II sessions:
Houses that Work Partners
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