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Get the best, most affordable Florida General Contractor Training Programs. AAA Construction School, Inc. offers the best course material in the industry.
South Arlington Road 34, 32216, Jacksonville, United States
Course is advertised as 24/7 access until passing exams, got locked out after six months. each online course is 650 dollars, you have to pay another 150 per course if you would like to extend. Customer service is horrible.
Just got through an extensive course on the remodeling of houses. I completed the course and just can't believe the somersaulting result. The certified professionals were highly knowledgeable in their technical expertise. They were always readily available to discuss the progress of their work with us. The quality of course delivered was outstanding. Thank you AAA Construction School.
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