Fall Home Maintenance Training Course: Level 2

Build it! Fix it! Do it yourself! Register for our seven-week Home Maintenance Training Course, and build upon what you learned in Level 1. Overview Get hands-on with advanced home repair skills in our Level 2 Maintenance Training—let’s fix it up together! Overview HOME MAINTENANCE COURSE: Level II 7 Classes 5:30-8:30pm - 21 Hours Total SCHEDULE Fall 2026: October 28-December 9, 2026 Class Size: Limited to 15 All classes for all sessions take place Wednesdays 5:30-8:30pm, except as indicated below: • Wednesday, October 28 • Wednesday, November 4 • Tuesday, November 10* • Wedneday, November 18 • Tuesday, November 24* • Wednesday, December 2 • Wednesday, December 9 FEE $175. Please only pay for the class on October 28, not the other dates. Your payment will cover all 7 classes. You do not need to register for each class. All classes are on Wednesdays except when indicated. Registration is on a first-come, first served basis. PRE-REQUISITES Must be 18 years or older MATERIALS Tools to be used and practice supplies will be furnished by the instructor. COURSE SYLLABUS NOTE: Course topics listed below are tentative. Proposed topics will be announced at the first class. We reserve the right to change the content of the course at any time. Plumbing & Electrical Week #1 Planning your project, tool practice and safety session1. Selecting the proper materials and tools for the job.2. Estimating the amount of materials needed. Reducing waste.3. Evaluating your task. Do I need a contractor?4. Getting the most for your budget.5. Soliciting bids and working with contractors.6. Understanding the use of common hand tools and measuring devices.7. The safe use of power, cutting, and boring tools. Week #2 Plumbing (Part 1)1. Replacing faucet and / or sink drains.2. Repairing leaks from faucets, toilets, and other minor repairs.3. Installation of new sinks, faucets, and countertops. Week #3 Plumbing (Part 2)1. Installation of toilets.2. Repairing and replacing defective water supply lines.3. Working with pipe connections, copper, and PVC. Week #4 Doors and Repairs1. Installation of doors.2. Installation of door handles and locks.3. Installation of door accessories, such as viewers, mail slots, etc. Week #5 Electrical (Part 1)1. Understanding the workings of your electrical system.2. Understanding the difference between 220v and 110v.3. Replacing light fixtures. Week #6 Electrical (Part 2)1. Replacing defective switches, outlets, and fixtures.2. Understanding the workings of your breaker panel.3. Providing wiring for new ceiling fixtures, switches, and outlets. Week #7 Carpentry Tidbits1. Stair Repair 2. Molding Installation Certificate of Completion You will receive a Certificate of Completion provided you attend at least 4 classes (not including the Orientation). NOTE: This course is not designed for job readiness. How to pay Seats are available at all times on a first-come, first-served basis upon payment of the course fee. When the class is full, you will be waitlisted. If a seat opens up and you are among the next few people in line, you will be emailed an invitation to enroll. Credit Card/Debit Card: Pay here on Eventbrite, which charges a small fee. Your payment guarantees you a seat.