Building Expertise: How Unico’s Training Program Benefits Modular Partners

Published May 18, 2025. Author: Audree Grubesic. Read time: 2 min.

Overview

Unico says training is essential for The Unico System small-duct HVAC. The company says a reliable product can still perform poorly if installed by an untrained contractor.

Training options

• Specific to the modular industry. Unico has a modular-specific adviser, sales manager, and installation consultant.
• Factory training. A 2.5-day in-person course at the manufacturing plant in St. Louis, Missouri.
• Online courses. Unico University offers on-demand training videos available 24/7.
• Continuing education. Unico offers AIA continuing education credits for small-duct system design.

Modular industry support

Unico works with modular home manufacturers to create system designs for their models. It trains factory personnel to pre-install components in panels during production. It also trains subcontractors on final hook-up and commissioning onsite.

Unico describes this as a “stem to stern” process customized and scalable to a manufacturer’s or builder’s needs.

Factory training details

• Format: hands-on, in-person instruction
• Location: St. Louis, MO
• Length: 2.5 days
• Focus: basics to advanced techniques for using and maintaining Unico products
• Trainer: Matt Gordon, Unico National Trainer

Unico University

Unico University is the company’s online training platform. It contains a library of on-demand training videos across multiple topics. Unico says it is updated continually with new content.

Continuing education

Through the American Institute of Architects, Unico offers CE credits for the design of small-duct systems. The courses are AIA Continuing Education System-approved and focus on small-duct high-velocity HVAC solutions.

Contact

For more information or to enroll, Unico directs readers to its training opportunities page at https://www.unicosystem.com/blog/training-opportunities-at-unico/.