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Happy Father’s Day to the dads and father figures whose love, dedication, and presence make a lasting difference in the lives of those around them.

On Juneteenth, we honor the significance of freedom, resilience, and progress. Today serves as an important reminder of history and the continued importance of learning, reflection, and unity.

South Dakota Electricians: License renewal will be here before you know it. Get ahead of the June 30th deadline by completing your continuing education with Rocketcert today!

Renewing your Hawaii Electrical license? Now is a great time to complete your continuing education. Get started today!

Renewing your Georgia contractor license? Residential Basic Contractors need 3 hours of CE, while Residential/Light Commercial Contractors need 6 hours. For Residential/Light Commercial, the board allows 3 hours online, and we offer the other 3 hours in a webinar format so you can complete all your hours from home. Get started today!

Celebrating Vance on his 4-year anniversary. His commitment, leadership, and contributions have played an important role in our growth, and being named our current Employee of the year reflects that impact.

Renewing your Delaware electrical license? Staying ahead of your continuing education requirements can help make the renewal process smoother and less stressful.

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. In observance of the holiday, use code MDAY15 for 15% off all online courses, valid May 25 through May 29.

Connecticut HVAC licenses can sound similar, but they cover different types of work. Here’s a quick differentiation between D-1 Limited Warm Air, D-2 Limited Refrigeration, and D-3 Limited Air Conditioning licenses and what each classification allows.

Book Highlight of the Week: This week we’re looking at SMACNA HVAC Duct Construction Standards – Metal and Flexible, chapter 2: Rectangular Duct Construction. This chapter covers the reinforcement, seams, joints, and tie-rod requirements that determine how rectangular duct systems are built and supported. For anyone working with HVAC ductwork, these standards help ensure systems are constructed properly and meet industry expectations.