Wisconsin Training
Two days in Wisconsin. You leave a certified installer.
5 & 6 Nov Thursday & Friday · WisconsinResin bound surfacing is one of the fastest-growing finishes in North America, and Wisconsin still has barely a handful of certified installers. For two days in November we're bringing the full hands-on course to you - you mix, pour, trowel and finish a real surface under a Resin Rock trainer, and you go home certified.
- 2 daysHands-on, on a real surface - not a whiteboard
- ZeroPrior experience needed to attend
- 200+Certified Resin Rock installers already working
Reserve your seat
Seats are limited so every trainee gets time on the tools. Put your details in and one of our team will call to confirm your place and answer any questions - nothing to pay to reserve.
Seat request received
One of our training team will call you shortly to confirm your place for 5–6 November. If you'd rather call us first: (941) 415-0273.
Download The Resin Bound Success BlueprintYour copy is also on its way by email.
Three very different people book the same two days
Whether you've never touched a trowel or you run a crew, the course is built so everyone leaves able to lay a surface without a trainer over them.
Starting from scratch
You've never laid a surface in your life. That's the most common person on the course - day one starts with the theory, then you're on the tools under supervision until the technique is yours.
Already on the tools
You do concrete, landscaping or hardscape and want a service your competitors in Wisconsin can't quote against. The technique transfers fast; the material science is the new part.
Running a crew
Bring your team and train together. We cover estimating and material calculations alongside the install, so you leave able to quote jobs as well as lay them.
See what two days on the tools looks like
This is a Resin Rock session in progress. You mix, pour, trowel and finish an actual installation - and get it wrong a few times in front of a trainer rather than in front of a customer.
What you'll actually be doing
Theory only where it changes how you work. The rest of the time you're mixing, laying and finishing.
Materials and mix
Resin chemistry, aggregate selection, ratios, and how Wisconsin temperatures and humidity change your working time.
Base preparation
Assessing existing concrete and asphalt, priming, edge detailing, and knowing when a base has to be replaced rather than overlaid.
Your first pour
Forced-action mixer, wet edge, trowel technique. You lay your first surface with a trainer at your shoulder.
Laying and finishing
Working around drains and curves, keeping a consistent finish across a full area, and the mistakes that show up a week later.
Estimating and quoting
Calculating material volumes, measuring irregular areas, and building a quote that doesn't lose money on waste.
Fixing problems, then certification
Diagnosing and repairing what goes wrong on real jobs - then you're signed off as a certified Resin Rock installer.
Everything you need on the day
- All materials, aggregates, binders and tools for both days
- Two full days of supervised hands-on training
- Resin Rock installer certification on completion
- Listing on the Resin Rock certified installer directory
- Installer pricing on the full material range from day one
- Technical support from your trainers when a job gets awkward
- Homeowner enquiries routed to certified installers by area through ResinRockLeads
Not much - it's all here
- Work clothes you don't mind getting resin on, and closed-toe boots
- Work gloves if you have a pair you like (we have spares)
- A notebook - the estimating session is worth writing down
- Your questions about your area, your customers and your first jobs
Travelling in? Tell us where from on the form and we'll help with timings and nearby places to stay.
Work done by people who trained with us
These are the kinds of jobs a certified installer takes on once the technique is theirs.
You don't finish training and get left alone
Certification
Complete the two days and you're a certified Resin Rock installer - listed alongside the 200+ already working across North America.
Certification isn't a certificate in a drawer. It's what lets homeowners verify you actually know the system, and it's what our support team checks before helping you on a job.
- Listed on the Resin Rock certified installer directory
- Access to the full material range at installer pricing
- Technical support from trainers when a job gets awkward
Homeowner enquiries in Wisconsin
We advertise to homeowners across North America. Enquiries that come in are routed to certified installers covering that area through ResinRockLeads.
Wisconsin is one of the least-covered states we have. That's the honest reason we're running the course there - the enquiries exist, and there aren't enough certified installers to send them to.
- Enquiries routed by zip code coverage
- Your own listing on the find-an-installer directory
- Marketing material you can use under the Resin Rock brand
Before you reserve
What does the two-day course cost?
It depends on how many seats you're booking - a crew books differently from one person. We confirm the exact cost on the call before anything is booked, so you'll never be charged something you haven't agreed to. Reserving a seat costs nothing.
I've never done anything like this. Is that a problem?
No - it's the most common starting point. Day one assumes nothing. What matters more than experience is whether you're comfortable doing physical work outdoors and dealing with customers directly.
Where exactly in Wisconsin is it?
The venue is confirmed on the call and sent with your booking details, along with start times, directions and nearby places to stay. Tell us where you're travelling from on the form and we'll help you plan it.
Can I bring my crew?
Yes - pick how many seats you need on the form. Teams that train together tend to get up to speed fastest, and we cover estimating and material calculations so the business side is handled too.
What equipment will I need afterwards?
Resin bound needs a forced-action mixer and finishing tools, not a yard full of machinery. During the course we cover exactly what's required, what it costs, and what you can hire rather than buy at the start.
I can't make 5–6 November. Can I still apply?
Yes. Reserve anyway and tell us on the call - we run in-person, one-to-one and on-your-site training year round, and we'll find a route that fits.
What happens after I reserve?
Someone from our training team calls you. They'll confirm your seat, go through the cost and what to expect, and answer anything you're unsure about. If we don't think the course is right for you, we'll say so.
Seats close when the room is full
Reserving costs nothing and commits you to nothing. It puts you in front of someone who can confirm your seat and tell you honestly whether this trade suits you.
Reserve My SeatEvery seat includes
- Two days of hands-on training on a real surface until the technique holds up without a trainer over you
- All materials, mixing ratios, base prep, trowel technique, estimating and quoting
- Certification and a listing on the Resin Rock installer directory
- Installer pricing on the full material range - binders, 30+ aggregates, trims and tools
- Technical support from your trainers when a job gets awkward
- Homeowner enquiries routed to certified installers by area through ResinRockLeads
The exact cost for your seats - we go through it on the call, before anything is booked.
Seat request received
One of our training team will call you shortly to confirm your place for 5–6 November in Wisconsin. If you'd rather call us first: (941) 415-0273.
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