Homeowner Courses

Courses are offered as a self-paced online course, giving you the flexibility to participate when it fits your schedule and move through the material at a pace that works for you. Once you register, you will receive an email with login instructions for the training you have purchased. You may opt to register for once class at a time or purchase a bundle and save in fees.

Your registration remains active for two weeks before expiring. If you need additional time, please reach out.

Homeowner Maintenance

  • explore routines to keep your home running efficiently and effectively
  • gain knowledge of how your building systems work to be able to identify warning signs of a concern
  • learn how to increase efficiency without hiring someone

Contractor Essentials

  • learn how to plan ahead of hiring a contractor
  • plan out a work scope to be better equipped for hiring a contractor
  • learn how to evaluate estimates and contractor status
  • build confidence in working with a contractor for the desired outcome

Indoor Air Quality

  • identify factors that impact indoor air quality
  • manage factors that you have control over with ease
  • explore ventilation in homes and how it impacts airflow
  • learn what kinds of tests exist to evaluate problems that you cannot control and how to find someone qualified to run these tests

Instructors: Pam Lewandowski; LaHouse Manager of Training

Cost: $15 per class, $25 for two, $35 for three

Who should attend: These courses are geared towards non-professionals, homeowners, or people interested in getting a basic understanding of the topics and how to better care for a residential building.

The LSU AgCenter provides equal opportunities in programs and employment. If you need an accommodation to participate in an event, please contact LaHouse at 225-578-7913 at least two weeks prior to the event.

LaHouse has a no refund policy. Please contact Pam Lewandowski at [email protected] or 225-578-4430 with questions prior to purchasing if necessary.

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