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Eco Home Advisor Connecticut is a professional education program focused on the relationship between home performance and real estate practice in Connecticut. Explore the overview for the program’s approach and the curriculum for its eight areas of study.

The site is designed for Connecticut real estate agents, brokers, and brokerage teams who want to build their home-performance literacy. Confirm eligibility and any prerequisites for the specific offering before enrolling.

The eight modules cover cold-climate context, housing stock, technology, performance documentation, incentives and financing resources, retrofits, transaction conversations, and move-out planning.

The program’s focus is practical communication and professional judgment. Ask the program team about prerequisites and the expected starting knowledge for the next offering.

No. Learning about home performance does not replace the separate qualifications, training, or licensing required for other professional roles. Technical evaluations should be referred to the appropriately qualified professional.

Current dates, duration, delivery format, and completion requirements are available through the course-inquiry form. These details are not yet published on this site.

Tuition and any team arrangements have not yet been published. Request the current program details before making an enrollment decision. The inquiry form does not take payment or reserve a seat.

Select the brokerage/team option on the inquiry form and include an approximate team size. The program team can use those details to discuss a suitable offering.

Do not assume CE credit. Confirm the specific course’s approval and credit details with the provider and the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection before enrolling for that purpose.

Request the current assessment, attendance, completion, and credential-use requirements before enrolling. The website does not yet publish those requirements.

Use current information from the program administrator. The resources page links to EnergizeCT, Connecticut Green Bank, and other primary sources. Eligibility and terms can change.

Yes. The brochure provides a concise program overview. You can also download a property-conversation checklist from the resources page.