September 14–20, 2026
An intensive Master Forensic Technician professional-development program for serious dryer-vent owners and technicians.
A Basic Cleaning Can Miss the Bigger Picture.
Phase 1 teaches students to evaluate the complete laundry and dryer-exhaust system, document evidence, educate the homeowner, and present appropriate solutions — not just perform a basic duct cleaning.
Inspect
Look beyond the obvious and evaluate the system methodically.
Document
Create a professional record of findings and completed work.
Educate
Help the homeowner understand the evidence and available choices.
Protect
Recognize conditions that deserve attention and follow proper professional boundaries.
Serve
Respect the homeowner, the property, the decision, and the responsibility of the work.
Owners, Company Teams & Technicians
Business owners
Owners who want a higher-value service, consistent technician training, and a business built on clear standards.
Experienced technicians
Technicians who want a stronger professional identity and a defined credential pathway.
Curriculum Overview
What's Included
Taught by David L. Hill
David L. Hill has spent approximately 35 years working in dryer-vent and related home-service environments, and built the DVU curriculum from that field experience.
About DavidVenue & Schedule
- DatesSeptember 14–20, 2026
- LocationNashville, Tennessee
- VenueTo be confirmed
- Application deadlineTo be confirmed
Tuition: programs range from $10,000–$15,000 depending on the selected training package. Apply to discuss the appropriate option, exact tuition, and terms for you.
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Seats for Nashville Are Limited.
Apply for Phase 1 to begin the qualification process.
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