GET PSIP CERTIFIED.
Every other credential certifies the person. PSIP documents the pour. Take the exam free. Pay when you pass. The exam opens in November.
WHICH CONTRACTOR ARE YOU?
Concrete and Aquatic certifications are separate tracks. If you do both, you must register separately for each. Select your trade to continue.
CONCRETE CONTRACTOR
Driveways. Patios. Pool decks. Commercial slabs. Flatwork documentation certified to the PSIP standard.
Select Flatwork Track → PSIP AquaticPOOL CONTRACTOR
Pool shells. Shotcrete. Gunite. The higher standard for aquatic construction.
Select Aquatic Track →Certifying in both trades? You must complete a separate registration for each track.
TAKE THE EXAM FREE. PAY WHEN YOU PASS.
STUDY THE MATERIAL
Download the free training guide for your trade. Review the protocol, the documentation requirements, and the chemical standards.
TAKE THE FREE EXAM
50-question certification exam. No payment required. You have three attempts before a cooldown period. Pass any form to proceed.
PAY. GET YOUR LOGIN. START DOCUMENTING.
When you pass, you pay. Your first certification year starts the day PSIP sends you a working app login. Your listing goes live in the PSIP directory when the directory opens. Your documentation tool is the PSIP app, coming in App Version 1.
CHARTER PRICING.
25 Concrete spots. 25 Aquatic spots, claimed by the first to pay after passing. Enrollment opens with the exam in November.
Claimed by payment after you pass the Concrete exam.
Claimed by payment after you pass the Aquatic exam.
Once a side's 25 Charter seats fill, members 26 to 525 on that side pay $499/yr and keep it while their certification stays unbroken. Charter Class pricing stays with your account as long as each renewal clears within 30 days of your anniversary. If a renewal is still unpaid after those 30 days, you keep your Charter certificate number but the Charter rate ends for good. A refund ends the seat and the Charter rate for good.
By enrolling you will confirm that you, not PSIP, decide how your work is done and are responsible for meeting local codes, permits and licensing. PSIP records the work and certifies that it was recorded.