The Best Hands-On HVAC Education

Real-world experience for your real-world career

Upcoming Roadshows

Roadshows with the Johnstone Supply Training Center are about bringing HVAC experts to you. Our passion is to provide training to contractors who want to grow their people to reach their full potential. We believe hands-on training lasts, building real-world experience for your real-world career.

Intro to Heat Pump

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$179

2 NATE Hours

Class Offerings

Electrical 101

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$579

4 NATE Hours

Brazing: The Right Way

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$579

4 NATE Hours

EPA 608 Core & Type II Training and Testing

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$279

90+% Pass Rate

Maintenance

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$179

2 NATE Hours

Ultra Lo-Nox Service & Installation

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$179

2 NATE Hours

A2L’s Training & Testing

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$279

90+% Pass Rate

Compressor Change-Out Bootcamp

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$899

New HVACR Technician Training Modular

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$9,999

Fresno Only

Installation Fundamentals and Best Practices

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$5,999

Fresno Only

Private Custom Trainings

Private custom training offered by the Johnstone Supply Training Center is designed to meet the specific needs of your team. Our expert trainers will work with you to develop a tailored program that addresses your unique challenges and goals. Plus, we come out to your shop, ensuring your staff gains the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in their roles, right in the comfort and convenience of your own location.

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Beth Cheap of Cooper Hawkins

I know he thoroughly enjoyed the class and the hands-on approach to the teaching style worked really well for him. I feel like he has a good grasp of electrical, gas trane, basic sequence of operations, refrigerant cycle, proper tool usage for the job, etc. and I love that he left there with his EPA that was super great. I know he's still not really comfortable with using his gauges, and is a bit hesitant with the refrigeration aspects(TXV'S, reversing valves, etc) but overall I think it was a great jumping off point for a very green HVAC mechanic and that he left with a much broader knowledge base than he started. I think this program worked well for us and would have future technicians in training go back.

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