Continuing education
Illinois doesn't renew a plumbing license without them. Here's exactly what the state wants and where to get it.
Short version: four hours a year, from a provider the Illinois Department of Public Health has approved, before your license expires on April 30.
Of IDPH-approved continuing education, every year you hold the license.
Illinois plumbing licenses and contractor registrations expire annually on this date.
Illinois Department of Public Health. A course that isn't IDPH-approved doesn't count, however good it is.
This is a summary of the general requirement, not legal or licensing advice — your own situation may differ. Confirm your hours and status against IDPH's plumbing program page before you renew.
The provider we point partners to is local, in person, and taught by someone who inspects for a living.
George B. Swietczak, C.P.D. — Illinois Certified Plumbing Inspector
Each class is capped at the first 20 registrations. Dates are from the provider's own schedule and can change — call (312) 969-6902 to confirm and register. Pricing isn't published; ask when you call.
CE is one of the benefits that comes with the Platinum Partner Program, alongside tool giveaways and seasonal gifts. Talk to your CWF rep before you book — call 1-800-597-6911 or email marketing@cwafr.com.
Classes fill up in the last six weeks, every year. The people who sail through renewal are the ones who booked in January.
Two other things running for partners right now.