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One-day Denver training, Nov 5. $4,000 reimbursed in full — $0 net cost.

 

Attend the training! Here's how: 

  1. Pay: Click the Buy Now button below. You can purchase up to 2 seats per company.
  2. Register your attendee(s): Click "register attendee(s)" in the follow-up email we send and fill out the form. 
  3. Attend the in-person training: we're pumped to see you!
  4. Submit for full reimbursement: submit your paperwork to the Colorado Contractor Hub after the training

Note: because seats are limited, no refunds are offered (but it is fully reimbursable!)

Key details

Event Date: Thursday, November 5, 2026

Event Time: 7:30 AM – 1:30 PM (lunch 11:30 – 12:30, provided)

Where: Edgewater Civic Center – 1800 N Harlan St, Edgewater, CO 80214

Format: Three live sessions, in person, taught by Amply’s co-founders

Cost: $4,000 per person, paid at registration (net cost is $0. Power Ahead Colorado will reimburse any contractor registered with the Colorado Contractor Hub.)

Registration deadline: October 14th, 2026

Questions about registration?: Write us at hello@amply.energy. 

Who is this for?

  • You own or run an HVAC, solar installation, or weatherization business in the Denver metro area that installs heat pumps
  • You do Manual J load calculations, or you know you should be
  • You think heat pumps are where the industry is going, not a niche
  • You are tired of losing jobs to companies that never measured the house
  • You would rather win on craftsmanship than on being the cheapest bid in the driveway

Agenda

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What's included

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How reimbursement works

  1. Log into your Colorado Contractor Hub . You must be registered with the Colorado Contractor Hub before you can submit for reimbursement.
  2. Go to the Training Center.
  3. Scroll down to Training Opportunities and select the Past Events tab.
  4. Select the training you are requesting reimbursement for.
  5. Select Request Reimbursement.
  6. Fill out all the fields. Reimbursements must be requested separately for each employee who attended. If two technicians from your company attended, submit two separate requests.
  7. Set up Bill.com to provide banking details. The Colorado Contractor Hub never collects banking details directly.
  8. Get paid.

Session overviews

Session 1 - Be the Only Fish in Your Pond: High-Performance Sales for High-Performance Heat Pump Contractors

90 minutes - Ed Smith
 

Most heat pump sales training starts at the kitchen table. This one starts at your website — because by the time you’re standing in the home, most of the sale has already been won or lost.

Ed Smith, co-founder of Amply Energy and co-host of The Heat Pump Podcast, walks through the complete sales process of the best high-performance contractors in America — from the first website visit all the way to the referral that follows the install. You’ll see the actual playbooks in action: the online survey that filters out tire-kickers before you burn a truck roll, the 90-second video that sets expectations before the doorbell rings, the in-home measurements that make your craftsmanship visible, and the one-recommendation proposal that wins against bids $2,000 cheaper.

No fluff. No high-pressure closing scripts. Just the process, step by step — with real numbers and real stories from contractors who are booked out months in advance and still growing.

Who it’s for: HVAC, home performance, and electrification contractors who want to win on trust instead of price — and are willing to build the process that proves it.

Session 2 - Designing Heat Pump Systems That Won’t Come Back to Haunt You

90 minutes - Ed Smith

Designing an HVAC system with a variable capacity heat pump is no longer a future-forward concept — it’s what top contractors have been doing for years to win more jobs and delight homeowners. But let’s be honest: navigating Manual S, supplemental heat, duct capacity concerns, and utility costs for every project can feel like a minefield.

In this session, we’ll cut through the confusion with clear, real-world guidance you can apply to your next project. We’ll cover:

  • What Manual J inputs really matter and practical ways to verify key details
  • How to apply “advanced” Manual S procedures the right way for variable speed systems
  • When (and when not) to use strip heat, dual-fuel, or no supplemental at all — and how that relates to duct capacity issues
  • Hidden operating cost traps in different regions — and how to avoid them
  • How targeted envelope improvements can reduce HVAC headaches — and what to prioritize first

We’ll also walk through real-world case studies and show how high-performance heat pump design can be simple, scalable, and profitable — when done right.

Session 3 - Amply, Start to Finish

The ins and outs of the software on the iPad in your hands. Address lookup and the construction assumptions Amply pulls before you walk in. Scanning a home room by room with LiDAR. Adjusting assumptions. Running the ACCA-certified Manual J. Placing equipment in augmented reality in the homeowner’s living room. Generating the design document you leave behind.

By the end of the hour you will have run the workflow yourself, not watched a demo of it.