Residential Renovation Project Manager™ (RRPM)

Every Renovation Has People Doing the Work.
Successful Renovations Have Someone Connecting It All.
Most people think a renovation is about construction.
It isn't.
It's about decisions.
Every decision affects another.
That's what makes renovations challenging.
Not the work itself.
The connections between the work.
Every successful renovation has someone connecting those decisions. Someone who helps clients understand what's happening, keeps communication moving, and makes sure each decision supports the next.
That's the role of a Residential Renovation Project Manager™.
RRPM teaches you how to bring that clarity to the projects you manage.
6 Hours of Live Online Training
Three Interactive 2-Hour Sessions
Earn the Residential Renovation Project Manager™ Designation
Renovations Don't Need More Decisions.
They Need Better Coordination.
Every renovation brings together different people.
The homeowner.
The designer.
The contractor.
The trades.
Each sees only part of the project.
Someone has to see the whole picture.
That's the value of project management.
Not controlling people.
Connecting people.
Clarity keeps projects moving.
That's what RRPM teaches.
Not simply how renovations happen.
You May Already Be Doing This Work
Many professionals don't decide to become project managers.
One project simply leads to another until everyone starts looking to you for answers.
A client has a question.
A contractor needs an answer.
The schedule changes.
Someone has to connect the pieces.
Soon, everyone is looking to you.
You may already be doing the work.
You simply haven't been calling it project management.
RRPM helps you recognize that role, develop a repeatable process, and define it as a professional service.
"This course helped me create better project flow and communication with clients, contractors, and trades/service providers. I now have a strong foundation for every project I manage."
Heather Drenker, CCSP®, RSE™, CCC™
Heather Styles HomesWhat Changes When You Have a Process?
You Stop Carrying Everything Yourself.
When responsibilities are clear, everyone knows what's expected.
That creates better communication.
Better decisions.
Better projects.
You Begin Charging for Professional Judgment.
Project management isn't another task.
It's a professional service.
You Can Put a Name to the Service.
Complete the program and earn the Residential Renovation Project Manager™ designation.
Not because letters after your name create credibility.
Because they recognize the professional you've become.
You Spend Less Time Reacting.
Without a process, every renovation feels different.
With a process, you know what comes next.
Experience teaches you what happened.
A process helps you know what to do next.
You Protect Your Time.
Documentation creates clarity.
Clear scopes.
Written approvals.
Change orders.
Learn how to document changes before they become unpaid work.
What You'll Learn
Every renovation follows a sequence.
So does RRPM.
Start Well.
Every successful renovation begins long before the first contractor arrives.
Learn how to establish expectations, discuss budgets, identify concerns, and help clients make informed decisions from the very beginning.
Build the Plan.
Before work begins, everyone needs to understand what's being done, who's responsible, and what happens next.
You'll learn how to create that clarity.
Make Better Decisions.
Contractor proposals aren't simply compared.
They're evaluated.
Learn how to review budgets, identify missing information, and make decisions based on more than price.
Expect the Unexpected.
Every renovation changes.
The question isn't whether something will happen.
It's how prepared you'll be when it does.
Keep Everyone Connected.
Communication isn't paperwork.
It's how projects stay on track.
Learn how to document decisions, manage changes, and keep expectations aligned.
Finish Well.
A successful renovation doesn't end when the work is complete.
It ends when the client feels confident the project has been completed well.
Learn how to close projects professionally and turn RRPM into a service you can offer clients.
Is RRPM Right for You?
RRPM was created for professionals who want to do more than complete individual tasks.
It's for professionals who want to help guide the entire renovation.
Stagers & Interior Decorators
Support clients beyond staging or decorating by helping coordinate residential renovation projects from planning through completion.
Handy Pros & Trade Specialists
Build on your existing trade knowledge by adding project management as a professional service.
Property Investors & Remodelers
Bring greater structure to projects, coordinate trades, and help keep renovations organized, documented, and moving forward.
You don't need to know everything before you begin.
You need a process.
RRPM provides one.
The Real Learning Begins on Your First Project.
"I enrolled to understand the structural side of renovations more clearly, but I came away with so much more. RRPM gave me the confidence to work with tradespeople and begin offering project management as a new service. I recently completed the largest renovation I've ever managed, and having a process for working with both clients and tradespeople made all the difference."
Maureen Cage
Rich Interiors
The greatest value isn't simply knowing more.
It's having a process you can rely on.
Everything You Need to Get Started
Your RRPM registration includes:
●6 hours of live, interactive training over three 2-hour sessions
●Lifetime replay access
●13 Strategies to Deliver Renovation Success
●Residential Renovation Project Manager™ Certificate
●Official RRPM logo
Right to Use the RRPM DesignationLive Online Training
Format: 3 live online sessions, 2 hours each
Training: 6 hours
Dates: Tuesday, September 15, 22, 29, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM EDT
Fee: $799 CSP Members: $749
Includes: Lifetime replay access
Credential: Residential Renovation Project Manager™ designation upon successful completion
Every Renovation Deserves Someone Who Can See the Whole Picture.
Someone who brings clarity to the client.
Keeps communication moving.
Helps contractors and trades work together.
Keeps decisions, budgets, and timelines connected.
If project management is already becoming part of what you do, RRPM gives you the process to make it a professional service.
“I have loved every moment of this course and can’t say enough about how unbelievably gracious and helpful Deb is as an instructor. Working with instructors like Deb inspires me to do the same one day. I could not have manifested the subject matter that Deb taught so quickly in my professional career if not for her willingness to be of service and her openness with the wealth of knowledge provided. I would tell anyone and everyone interested in this area of the real estate marketing business to check out this Academy. Stellar service, profound knowledge, and genuine care indeed.”
- Moriah Limotta, W.I.N.D. Communications
“I took the RRPM training to learn more about a renovation’s structural components, but OMG, I came away with so much more! This course gave me the confidence to work with tradespeople and to start offering project management as a new service for my business (not many designers/decorators in my area offer that). I am attracting new clients and now accept reno management jobs without hesitation. I just completed the most extensive reno I have ever done, and having a process to work with clients and tradespeople was pivotal. I can’t thank you enough.”
- Maureen Cage, Rich Interiors

Deb Boucher, owner and course designer of DB Interiors, shares her knowledge and experience in managing home and commercial renovations.
Deb’s exposure to design, selecting products, trade professionals, and project management began early in her professional career managing the design, fabrication, shipping, and project managing the construction of trade show booths used throughout North America and Europe.
It was an easy transition to apply those skills to home renovations; she is passionate and enthusiastic as a professional interior decorator, home stager, color consultant, entrepreneur, and instructor.