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  • Air Distribution Module 2026 – Part 7 & 8

    Eight parts over four evenings for beginner-intermediate HVAC professionals. Build a strong foundation in ducted air distribution and learn how Quality Installation (QI), Quality Maintenance (QM), and Quality Service (QS) apply to California residential and light commercial systems. Gain practical skills to design, install, commission, maintain, service, diagnose, and verify ducted airflow systems with a focus on safety, reliability, and energy-efficient performance. CEUs: This series qualifies for 8 CEHs through North American Technician Excellence (NATE) with the completion of all

  • Retrofit Your Tiny! Key Energy Conversions for Going 100% Electric

    Retrofit Your Tiny! Key Energy Conversions for Going 100% Electric is a 45-minute webinar that shows how small and tiny homes (including ADUs) under 1200sf can be fully electrified and retrofitted for sustainability. Through real-world strategies, witty insights, and practical examples, attendees will learn how to overcome propane dependence, 50-amp limits, and design challenges while saving money and preparing for the green jobs of the future. The session also highlights the hybrid build approach as an efficient way to balance

  • BPI’s Healthy Housing Principles: An overview of a new, free, and innovative course for CA residents Webinar

    The Eight Principles of Healthy Housing are important for understanding how homes affect occupant health, comfort, safety, and durability. These principles, such as “Keep it Dry” and “Keep it Pest Free”, are essential knowledge for contractors, HVAC technicians, real estate professionals, community health workers, and homeowners wanting to create healthier living environments. The Healthy Housing Principles course sits at the intersection of housing quality, occupant health, and energy efficiency; a critical focus area in the push for electrification, and driven

  • Systems Diagnostics Module (Part 1 & 2)

    This eight-part Intermediate-level series is designed to elevate HVAC professionals from basic troubleshooting to advanced system diagnostics. Built on the foundation of California Quality Installation (CAQI), Maintenance (CAQM), and Service (CAQS) standards, the course guides technicians through a detailed step-by-step process: understanding reported symptoms, gathering field data, identifying root causes, and applying corrective actions. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, accurate measurement, client communication, and professional judgment—skills required for modern, efficient, and code-compliant service in California's demanding HVAC environment. Part

  • Systems Diagnostics Module (Part 3 & 4)

    This eight-part Intermediate-level series is designed to elevate HVAC professionals from basic troubleshooting to advanced system diagnostics. Built on the foundation of California Quality Installation (CAQI), Maintenance (CAQM), and Service (CAQS) standards, the course guides technicians through a detailed step-by-step process: understanding reported symptoms, gathering field data, identifying root causes, and applying corrective actions. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, accurate measurement, client communication, and professional judgment—skills required for modern, efficient, and code-compliant service in California's demanding HVAC environment. Part

  • Heat Pump Water Heaters: Why Split Systems Matter

    Integrated “tower” heat pump water heaters were an important first step in electrification, but real-world installations reveal significant frustration and limitations around space, noise, comfort, condensate management, and performance. Split systems solve these challenges while delivering superior efficiency, homeowner comfort, and installation flexibility. This webinar explores how heat pump water heaters actually work, the practical problems created by integrated tower designs, and why split systems are rapidly becoming a practical solution for contractors and homeowners across single-family, manufactured, multi-family, and

  • Systems Diagnostics Module (Part 5 & 6)

    This eight-part Intermediate-level series is designed to elevate HVAC professionals from basic troubleshooting to advanced system diagnostics. Built on the foundation of California Quality Installation (CAQI), Maintenance (CAQM), and Service (CAQS) standards, the course guides technicians through a detailed step-by-step process: understanding reported symptoms, gathering field data, identifying root causes, and applying corrective actions. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, accurate measurement, client communication, and professional judgment—skills required for modern, efficient, and code-compliant service in California's demanding HVAC environment. Part

  • Systems Diagnostics Module (Part 7 & 8)

    This eight-part Intermediate-level series is designed to elevate HVAC professionals from basic troubleshooting to advanced system diagnostics. Built on the foundation of California Quality Installation (CAQI), Maintenance (CAQM), and Service (CAQS) standards, the course guides technicians through a detailed step-by-step process: understanding reported symptoms, gathering field data, identifying root causes, and applying corrective actions. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, accurate measurement, client communication, and professional judgment—skills required for modern, efficient, and code-compliant service in California's demanding HVAC environment. Part

  • 2025 Code Breaker: Energy Code Commissioning and Acceptance Testing Requirements

    Join us for an overview of the California Energy Code requirements for design review and building commissioning! The course will emphasize the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders involved in the design, construction and commissioning process including the activities of building commissioning providers, architects, design engineers, facility owners, and Acceptance Test Technicians (ATTs). Learning Objectives: 1. Outline the commissioning activities required by Title 24 Part 6 (Energy Code) and describe how these activities are to be documented. 2. Recognize the

  • Heat Pump Water Heating Financing

    Upfront costs for both central and residential HPWHs can be a barrier to adoption. Even if HPWHs promise to save significant energy and money on utility bills, higher upfront costs can put them out of reach for both building and home owners. This panel will discuss innovative HPWH financing options and successful case studies which include leasing, on-bill financing and zero and low interest loans. Learning Objectives: Assess the impacts of higher upfront costs of HPWHs on the adoption of

  • Split HPWHs 101 With Manufacturer Demonstrations

    Split HPWHs, where the heat pump and hot water storage tank are separated, are having a moment. Long the leading HPWH form factor in Asia, there have been limited product options available in the US until recently. Now, many new products and designs are coming to market. Join us for an in-person and live streamed overview of split HPWHs where we'll answer your questions on unit types and installations. The second part of this live split HPWH training session will

  • 2025 Code Breaker: Energy Code Compliance Forms: A Goldmine of Design Insights!

    Is complying with the Energy Code just another chore? It doesn't have to be! Gain valuable insight into your projects, collaborate with your team, AND build buildings that support Zero Net Carbon (ZNCD) goals via lower energy use and operational carbon. Join us for this one-hour session. See how to transform energy code compliance from a tedious task into a strategic advantage for your architectural practice. Learning Objectives: 1. Determine Energy Code requirements based on project scope of work and