Aquascape Training and Support Systems

Aqualand training and Brian will teach you, Chris will teach you. We got all kinds of good stuff this year. We have a We have a foreman specific class, not for owners. It's really hands-on for foreman. And so, it's foreman responsibilities and the build. So, that's a two-day class. Um what we expect out of our foreman and And then after you see building the water feature itself. We have a two-day maintenance class, which go is more for your crew. So, we're going to show how to clean and and power wash, you know, do the whole spring clean-up system and everything else from pulling the fish out and power washing the pond and all that kind of stuff. And then a classroom day. Um I think there's some advanced classes that Ed and I are doing. >> Those will be fun. Uh and then a bunch on business. Yeah. Yeah. So, kind of like you were saying, Stan, where everyone is like we like to teach everything. So, those contractors are ready to go out and do it. All right. All right. Well, thanks, Brian. Appreciate it. >> you. And so, it's great, too, because then that gives you the opportunity to not have to invest in that machine, not have to invest in knowing how to operate or being worried about that, right? So, if you're an entry-level contractor, this is a game changer. Like this is the easiest thing you can do. You buy a kit, you're able to do it by yourself, and also do it by hand where you don't need that machine. Let's keep going. I want to show these guys everything. I want to give them every option that they can they can have. Now, if you guys are worried about how you do this, you put on what, four or five trainings a year? This year, we actually have six different academy trainings. So, there's all kinds of opportunities. I've gone to them every single year and I know guys that go to every single training every single year. Nick the Pond King goes to everyone. And I've gone to them without even being a master at pond building because the