Overview and Award Outcomes
Overview
The Residential Remodeling and Design program prepares students for a career in the remodeling industry. The program is designed to prepare students to take on a renovation project from start to finish, starting with the initial assessment of the property and preparing an estimate, to choosing proper materials, to the actual renovation process. Professional in this field will make improvements, repairs and renovations to homes in order to improve their aesthetics and increase their monetary value. Some Home Remodeling firms invest in old or damaged houses, renovate them and sell them for profit. Home Remodeling professionals need to ensure that the remodeled homes meet specific building code requirements and pass inspection by an authorized agent to ensure safety.
Award Outcomes
- Practice Safe Work habits
- Operate tools and equipment correctly
- Interpret blueprints and applicable building codes
- Utilize computers and CAD software for plan development and research
- Identify materials used in residential construction
- Construct floor, wall, and roof systems
- Install interior and exterior finishes
- Apply various moisture and vapor management techniques
- Install doors and windows
- Discuss outmoded building systems
- Apply cabinet design, construction, and installation techniques
- Demonstrate professionalism with clients and the allied trades
- Understand elements of project coordination