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The firm entitled to use
this IICRC symbol has one or more professional
cleaners or restorers on staff who have earned
IICRC certification through study, experience and
successful completion of formal, written
examinations.
Why You Can Depend On An IICRC
Certified Cleaner For Your Best Cleaning or
Restoration Value
The Institute of
Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is an
independent certification body established in 1972 to set carpet
cleaning industry standards.
The IICRC symbol is your
assurance that the men and women who proudly display it are skilled
professionals. IICRC certification cannot be purchased. It is earned
through study, experience and successful completion of formal,
written examinations.
You Should Choose An IICRC Certified Cleaner
Because:
* IICRC certified
cleaners are specially trained to identify furnishings by fiber
type, to select an approved cleaning method and to safely and
skillfully clean your furnishings.
* IICRC certified
cleaners are committed to providing you with service based on the
highest level of honesty and integrity. IICRC certified cleaners
take IICRC's professional ethics pledge as part of their
enrollment.
* IICRC certified
cleaners are respected and recognized in the industry. Many
manufacturers recommend IICRC certified cleaners to care for their
warranted products.
* Many IICRC certified
cleaners are also qualified to restore furnishings affected by
smoke, water, odor and other catastrophes that could cause you to
replace these expensive items.
* Your carpets and
upholstery will look better and last longer if they are cleaned
regularly by a certified professional.
An IICRC Certified Cleaner:
* Has attended one of
the many IICRC approved schools and successfully completed an IICRC
written and supervised exam.
* Is pledged to maintain
a written complaint procedure and to carry adequate liability
insurance.
* Is pledged to do
business with you honestly, to observe the IICRC Code of Ethics and
to maintain the highest level of workmanship and
service
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