The Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) certification demonstrates knowledge to perform remediation work and an understanding of water damage, its effects, and techniques for drying structures.

Upon achieving this certification, you demonstrate you have the background to understand the procedures necessary to deal with water losses, sewer backflows, and contamination such as mold.

Ideal for: Technicians, business owners and managers, insurance adjusters, contractors, and property managers.

Use this certification to:

• Complete a water loss in a residential home
• Explain to an adjuster the proper procedures and difference for Category II or III water loss.
• Identify and change drying plans based on the Science of Drying

The following schedule applies to all days of training.

• 10:00 AM - class begins
• 5:00 PM - class ends

This is a Live Stream / Online training. Each student is required to have their own computer with a web cam and audio connection. Students are expected to be on camera and fully engaged in class each day.

Zoom/Class Login information will be sent via email approximately 48 hours before class begins.

Destry Ransdell

With more than 20 years of experience in the restoration and construction industries, Destry has served in a wide range of roles, including estimator, project manager, and technician.

An IICRC Instructor and Certified Master Textile Cleaner, Master Water Restorer, and Master Fire and Smoke Restorer, Destry combines deep technical expertise with a passion for helping others succeed. Known for his engaging and approachable teaching style, Destry brings real-world experience and a sense of humor to every class—making technical training both informative and enjoyable.

To earn certification, students must pass the certification exam, which is available for an additional fee paid directly to the IICRC. Students must visit www.iicrc.org to register online and submit the exam fee prior to or on the first day of class. Please contact the IICRC with any questions regarding this process