Air Tightness 1

Air tightness is a course in which the various components of building air tightness are covered.  Sealing of the building envelope for various components (rim joists, windows, doors, chimneys, cantilevered floors, roofs, etc.) focusing on the details required in areas to create an air tight design.  Sealing with multiple materials such as; caulks, mastics, foams, vapor/air barriers and gaskets are also addressed.  Finally special considerations for occupant health and safety in regards to bringing controlled air back into the tight building envelope for combustion air and ventilation are also covered. 

Please note: This class for a limited time is FREE OF CHARGE to those in the construction industry through a program through Alaska Housing Finance Corporation to provide training for building professionals on energy efficient building and retrofit.

This class is also a requirement prior to obtaining your Energy Rater certification, as well as a Weatherization Tech 1 certification. For more details on becoming either of these professionals please contact us here.

Length: 8 Hours                        Cost: $250 (FREE)         Pre-Registration Required

This Course Is Approved For Continuing Education Hours:

8 Hours - AK Residential Endorsement #tba
8 Hours - AK Home Inspectors

This Course Is Currently Offered:

August 14, 2008- Anchorage
August 27, 2008 - Kodiak
September 24, 2008 - Juneau
September 30, 2008 - Anchorage
October 9, 2008 - Fairbanks
October 13, 2008 - Glenallen
November 13, 2008 - Anchorage
December 4, 2008- Juneau

More Dates To Be Announced - Please call if you'd like this class in your community.