The certification that bridges mitigation and rebuild. Repair and reinstall what the loss damaged — flooring, drywall, trim and finishes — so the job is returned to pre-loss condition by one company, not handed off.

2 days

16 contact hours

IICRC exam on the final day

14 CECs awarded

No prerequisites

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Technician staging lumber and materials in the warehouse for a structural repair and reinstallation

RRT

RRT · MATERIALS · STRUCTURAL REBUILD

IICRC

APPROVED

Approved school

Reg. #2014300

Registration open

New RRT dates year-round

In person in Reading, PA · also online

RRT

Upcoming dates Overview Why take it Course outline Who it’s for FAQ

Upcoming RRT dates

Live, instructor-led classes run throughout the year, in person and online. View the current schedule and reserve a seat in the Restoration Technical Institute course catalog.

From

$359

per seat

Registration open

See every upcoming RRT class and reserve your seat.

Current dates, locations, seat counts and pricing are kept live in the RTI course catalog — registration, attendance and your certification all flow through the Lever360 system.

In-person · Reading, PA

Live online

New dates year-round

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What to bring, where to go and how to prep for class day.

Prepare for class

Training a whole crew?

Private RRT classes at your facility or ours — standardized across every location.

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What the RRT is

The job isn’t done when it’s dry. It’s done when it’s whole.

Mitigation stabilizes the loss. But the customer doesn’t feel finished until the flooring is back down, the drywall is patched and the room looks like nothing happened. The RRT certifies your techs to carry the job through that last phase — repair and reinstallation — instead of handing it off.

Students learn to scope and execute the common repairs a restoration job leaves behind: drywall and trim, flooring removal and reinstallation, finishes and the sequencing that returns a structure to pre-loss condition. Keeping that work in-house captures the revenue and controls the outcome.

At a glance

One

company, start to finish

Rebuild

revenue kept in-house

Pre-loss

condition, controlled by you

Why take it

Why your team takes the RRT

Certification isn’t a wall decoration. Here’s what the credential actually changes for your techs and your business.

Keep the rebuild revenue

Handing off the repair phase hands off the margin. RRT lets your company carry the job to completion and bill for all of it.

Own the customer outcome

One company from first call to final walkthrough means no finger-pointing between trades — and a customer who saw it through with you.

Scope repairs accurately

Knowing what the repair really takes makes your estimate tighter and your schedule realistic.

Round out your crew’s skills

Techs who can mitigate and repair are more useful on more jobs — and the certification proves the capability.

The outcome

What you'll walk out with

Two days in, your techs can carry a job from dry-out to pre-loss condition.

Repair drywall & trim

Patch, finish and reinstall to match the existing work

Reinstall flooring

Remove and replace the common floor systems on a loss

Scope the rebuild

Estimate repairs accurately and sequence the work

Return to pre-loss

Finish so the room looks like nothing happened

The credential

IICRC

This certifies the holder as

RRT — Repair & Reinstallation Technician

Issued by the IICRC · delivered by the Restoration Technical Institute (RTI)

Exam fee

$80 to IICRC

Credits

14 CECs awarded

Length

2 days

School

RTI · Reg #2014300

Earned certs land in the technician’s Lever360 profile automatically — renewals and expirations tracked on the same dashboard your office uses to staff jobs.

Course outline

Two days, from the repair scope to a finished room.

2 days · 16 contact hours

Day 1

Scoping & structural repairs

Day 2

Flooring, finishes & IICRC exam

Certified

IICRC RRT credential

Day 1

Day 1 of 2

Scoping & structural repairs

What you'll cover

Where mitigation ends and repair begins

Scoping and estimating the repair phase

Drywall removal, patching and finishing

Trim, doors and framing repairs

Day 2

Day 2 of 2

Flooring, finishes & IICRC exam

What you'll cover

Flooring removal and reinstallation systems

Finishes, paint and matching existing work

Sequencing the rebuild and final walkthrough

IICRC written examination — certify on-site

Who it’s for

Mitigation crews expanding into the repair and rebuild phase

Companies that want to keep reconstruction revenue in-house

Estimators scoping repair and reinstallation on a loss

Lead techs who carry a job from first call to final walkthrough

No prerequisites

Open to all technicians

This is a foundation-level class with no prior certification required — the right place to start, whether your tech is brand new or formalizing years of field experience.

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Inside the class

Hands on real losses — not slides.

The Restoration Technical Institute runs inside a live restoration company. Every class is taught on real equipment, in real scenarios, by instructors who still run jobs.

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Technician staging lumber and materials for a repair

Materials · staged to rebuild

Technicians pulling supplies from the equipment truck for a job

Loading the job

Finishes & coatings

Technicians at work returning a space to pre-loss condition

Back to pre-loss condition

RTI instructors leading hands-on training in the live flood house

Instructors who still run jobs

Taught by RTI

The instructors are the difference.

Working instructors

Every RTI instructor is an active tech, supervisor or estimator — so the answer to “what actually happens on site?” comes from this week’s jobs, not a textbook.

A live flood house

Our training environment gets soaked, mapped, dried and reset every week. Students place real equipment under a real job clock before they ever touch a customer’s floor.

An IICRC-approved school

The Restoration Technical Institute is an IICRC-approved school (Reg. #2014300) in Reading, PA, delivering the full catalog of core and specialty restoration certifications.

5,000+

Certifications issued

IICRC course tracks

1,800

Sq ft live flood house

Questions

Before you register.

Still have a question?

Student services can help with prerequisites, group rates, scheduling and licensing requirements in your state.

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Do I need a prior certification to take the RRT?

No. RRT has no prerequisites, though most techs take it once they’re already running mitigation work and want to carry jobs through the rebuild phase.

Is the IICRC exam fee included?

The IICRC RRT exam is administered on the final day, but the exam fee isn’t included in tuition — it’s a separate $80 fee paid directly to the IICRC.

Is this a general-contracting or framing class?

No. RRT focuses on the repair and reinstallation work a restoration loss leaves behind — drywall, flooring, trim and finishes — not ground-up construction or structural engineering.

What should I bring?

Work clothes and closed-toe shoes. Tools, materials and course materials are provided.

RRT · IICRC Certification by the Restoration Technical Institute

Get your crew certified. Keep them on the job.

New RRT classes are scheduled year-round, in person and online. View the current dates and reserve your seats.

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The Lever360 Platform

Three levers. Pull all three and the whole company moves.

Lever360 is three products built around the same restoration job. Software runs the operation. Learning Lever trains the team. RTI certifies the trade. Use one. Use all three — they compound.

Software is one lever

You're running the company here. The other two make it compound.

Software runs the operation — every job, crew, dollar and conversation lives here. Add Learning Lever and RTI and the same techs ramp faster, bill higher, and stay longer. One lever moves the company. Three move it harder.

Learning Lever is one lever

You're training the team here. The other two make the training stick.

Learning Lever onboards faster and keeps the whole team sharp. Software is where that training shows up in the work. RTI is where it becomes a credential customers trust. Pull one — pull all three and the math compounds.

RTI is one lever

You're certifying the trade here. The other two carry the credential to the field.

RTI certifies the trade — IICRC WRT, ASD, AMRT, FSRT and beyond. Software runs the company those certified techs work for. Learning Lever ramps everyone in between. One lever moves things. Three move the whole crew.

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Repair & Reinstallation Technician

Upcoming RRT dates

See every upcoming RRT class and reserve your seat.

The job isn’t done when it’s dry. It’s done when it’s whole.

Why your team takes the RRT

Keep the rebuild revenue

Own the customer outcome

Scope repairs accurately

Round out your crew’s skills

What you'll walk out with

Course outline

Scoping & structural repairs

Flooring, finishes & IICRC exam

Who it’s for

Hands on real losses — not slides.

The instructors are the difference.

Before you register.

Get your crew certified. Keep them on the job.

Three levers. Pull all three and the whole company moves.

You're running the company here. The other two make it compound.

You're training the team here. The other two make the training stick.

You're certifying the trade here. The other two carry the credential to the field.

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