In shopping for carpet cleaning, you may have noticed the
word “certified” being used in advertising. You may have seen a logo being used
to feature certification. What does this mean to you as a client? Would you be
surprised to learn that most carpet cleaning companies have no formal training?
That they are not required to be licensed? That there is no requirement to have
any certification whatsoever? Is training and certification important? After
all, isn’t carpet cleaning a “menial” task that anyone can perform?
Actually, a carpet cleaning professional is working with one
of your most valuable assets. Should it
be trusted with just anyone? Unfortunately, our industry is full of “rogues”
that only care about how much money they can get from you, and nothing about
the life of your carpeting. They do not care about the industry in which they
work.
Have you ever noticed that in many states, air conditioning companies,
plumbers, and pest control companies are required to be licensed? Not so for
carpet cleaners. Fortunately for you, and for me, there are many fine people in
the carpet cleaning industry that realize the standard must be raised. Those of
us in that process help to police our own industry. In order to do this,
associations and certification organizations were created.
One such organization is called the IICRC (Institute of Inspection
These valuable concepts equip them to choose the proper
procedures for cleaning your carpet. The certified firm is on the cutting edge
of technology and change in our industry. A certified firm knows the right way
to apply cleaning procedures and chemistry. A certified firm is working
together with other certified firms to raise the standard of carpet cleaning in
general, therefore providing you with a higher quality product.
Professional Carpet Cleaning Services, Carpet Care and Repair in Pleasant Grove Utah 801-716-0363
Professional Carpet Cleaning Services, Carpet Care and Repair in Pleasant Grove Utah 801-716-0363
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