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Wednesday • July 29, 2026
6:00 PM – 9:30 PM
Georgetown, Texas
Location TBD
This class is designed for HVAC contractors, installers, salespeople, comfort advisors, and service technicians who need a fast, practical way to properly size residential equipment without spending hours performing complicated calculations.
Most smaller contractors either:
• Guess at sizing
• Replace with the same size equipment
• Oversize systems “just to be safe”
• Or completely avoid load calculations altogether
That leads to:
• Poor airflow
• Humidity problems
• Comfort complaints
• High utility bills
• Reduced equipment life
• Customer dissatisfaction
This boot camp teaches a practical short-form approach to understanding proper residential equipment sizing.
Students will learn:
• Basic airflow understanding
• Heat gain and heat loss concepts
• Understanding insulation values
• R-Value and U-Value basics
• Solar gain and shading effects
• Window and exposure considerations
• Understanding square footage limitations
• Quick sizing adjustments
• Real-world field applications
• Avoiding common sizing mistakes
This class is designed to help contractors quickly determine if equipment sizing is in the proper range before installation.
Important:
This is NOT a Manual J class.
This short-form method cannot be used for permit or code-required Manual J submissions.
This class is intended as a practical contractor tool for smaller companies wanting a quick and reliable method for improving equipment sizing confidence in the field.
Perfect for:
• Small HVAC Contractors
• Owner/Operators
• Installers
• Salespeople
• Comfort Advisors
• New Technicians
Class Includes:
• Printed training materials
• Food and drinks included
• Real-world examples
• Q&A session
Class Price:
$129 Per Student
Simple. Practical. Real-world HVAC sizing confidence.
Wednesday • July 29, 2026
6:00 PM – 9:30 PM
Georgetown, Texas
Location TBD
This class is designed for HVAC contractors, installers, salespeople, comfort advisors, and service technicians who need a fast, practical way to properly size residential equipment without spending hours performing complicated calculations.
Most smaller contractors either:
• Guess at sizing
• Replace with the same size equipment
• Oversize systems “just to be safe”
• Or completely avoid load calculations altogether
That leads to:
• Poor airflow
• Humidity problems
• Comfort complaints
• High utility bills
• Reduced equipment life
• Customer dissatisfaction
This boot camp teaches a practical short-form approach to understanding proper residential equipment sizing.
Students will learn:
• Basic airflow understanding
• Heat gain and heat loss concepts
• Understanding insulation values
• R-Value and U-Value basics
• Solar gain and shading effects
• Window and exposure considerations
• Understanding square footage limitations
• Quick sizing adjustments
• Real-world field applications
• Avoiding common sizing mistakes
This class is designed to help contractors quickly determine if equipment sizing is in the proper range before installation.
Important:
This is NOT a Manual J class.
This short-form method cannot be used for permit or code-required Manual J submissions.
This class is intended as a practical contractor tool for smaller companies wanting a quick and reliable method for improving equipment sizing confidence in the field.
Perfect for:
• Small HVAC Contractors
• Owner/Operators
• Installers
• Salespeople
• Comfort Advisors
• New Technicians
Class Includes:
• Printed training materials
• Food and drinks included
• Real-world examples
• Q&A session
Class Price:
$129 Per Student
Simple. Practical. Real-world HVAC sizing confidence.