Renew the whole crew in one day, at your shop
Stop losing four trucks to four different CE classes on four different days. We bring the 6 hours to your shop, work around your schedule, and hand you a roster of everybody who finished.
Your building. Your schedule. Your whole crew, done.
Why shops do it this way
One day, everybody done
No chasing certificates one at a time. Your crew renews together and you get one roster for your files.
Built around your work
Service, new construction, commercial, industrial. We use examples from the work your company actually does.
Your apprentices probably owe hours too
Any registered apprentice carrying a drain cleaner or residential utilities installer endorsement owes the same six hours. Most shops have not counted them. Here is how that works.
Nobody drives across DFW
We come to your shop or a spot near it, so your guys are not burning half a day in traffic for a class.
What a shop class costs
Quoted per class, in writing, before anything is booked. Crew size, your location and the date you want all move the number, so a posted per head rate would be a number I had to walk back on half the jobs. You get one figure for the whole class and it does not change after.
- Twelve or more licensees is where a shop class pays for itself against sending them out one at a time
- No travel charge inside Dallas Fort Worth. Outside it, travel is quoted in writing and agreed before booking, never added after
- Apprentices holding an endorsement count too. They owe the same six hours, and most shops do not know it
- One invoice for the class, not a stack of individual receipts to chase down
Send the request below with your crew size and city and you get a number back, not a discovery call.
Fewer than twelve?
Ask anyway. Twelve is where a shop class pays for itself, not a door I slam. Send the request with whatever crew you have. If I can put your guys on a public date, I will tell you which one. If my calendar is open and it makes sense, I will come anyway. You get a straight answer either way, not a form letter.
- Scheduled around your jobs, including early mornings
- Roster of completions for your records
- Certificates go to each licensee, not to the office