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Laurie S. of Rochester, MI had great things to say about her January 2013 carpet and upholstery cleaning appointment with Carpet Cleaning Excellence. Trust and service are at the core of what we do for all of our clients. Don #39;t take chances with quickie cleaning coupon carpet cleaners who...
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January 25, 2013
Its hard to miss those commercials for low, low prices on carpet cleaning, but how many of them are too low to be true? In todays Angies List report, weve got the dirt on how to keep your carpet looking good longer without getting taken to the cleaners.
Carpets and rugs take a lot of wear and tear over time. Whether its children, pets or visitors your carpet captures all the dirt tracked into the house day after day, year after year. And that doesnt even take into account those accidents spilled wine, un-house broken pets and other spills and stains that come along.
A professional cleaning will help rid your home of hidden dust and allergens that regular vacuuming can miss. Just as important, it will help preserve carpet fibers and keep colors brighter. But getting this work done sometimes comes at too high a price because of disreputable companies who dangle get-in-the-door prices that dont generally hold up once you let the company inside your home. The two most common tactics:
Bait and Switch This is the offer to get your carpets cleaned for 5 to 10 dollars a room. Usually, the homeowner is told their carpet is in really bad shape and the offer didnt include pre-spray, deep cleaning and sometimes even using hot water all essential to a proper carpet cleaning. High-pressure sales This tactic preys on the homeowners desire to get the job done right. Homeowners are told there are some spots that need additional cleaning because of how dirty they are, and that without the extra attention, those areas of the floor will stand out and make the floor look bad.
Angies List tips to avoid getting scammed:
Insist on a written estimate that details all charges and read the fine print.
Dont guess if you dont understand anything on the estimate. Do they charge by the hour or square feet of the room? Are they going to charge you for the square feet where your master bed is that you just want cleaned around? Do you need to move your furniture or will they charge you to do that? Are all pre-sprays, and other tasks included or add-ons?
Your carpet cleaner should be certified by the IICRC (Institution of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification.) You can check at http://www.iicrc.org.
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(PRWEB) January 25, 2013
Pacific Vacuum, a leading online provider of used carpet cleaning truck mounts, carpet cleaning vans and used carpet cleaning equipment, is pleased to introduce a brand new educational infographic titled Carpet Cleaning Industry Analysis 2013, compiled from data over the past 5 years. This new infographic details the state of the carpet cleaning industry in an easy to read, informative format.
It was when wall-to-wall carpeting appeared on the scene in the 1950s that the carpet cleaning industry saw a massive spike in growth. By 2010, there were approximately 20,000 carpet cleaning and upholstery businesses open for business in the United States that gainfully employed almost 70,000 workers.
The carpet cleaning industry is rare in that the landscape is mostly small businesses carpet cleaning companies employed on average 5 people. Over 80% of carpet cleaning businesses are one-man operations with no employees.
There are several factors for the large number of small businesses in the carpet cleaning industry, but mostly its due to the relatively low start-up costs of the business and the required credentials are fairly easy to acquire. This, in combination with a growing number of consumers using carpet in their homes in the 2000s, has led to a steady increase in carpet cleaning revenue over the past decade.
The future of the cleaning industry as a whole is closely dependent on economic commercial growth in the country. As commercial vacancies decline, commercial customers increase, which is the bulk of the cleaning industry revenue. Its important to note that the carpet cleaning industry is more closely tied to residential economic factors, so when incomes and spare money are low/scarce, they will choose to save money and either not clean, or clean themselves.
To view the full Carpet Cleaning Industry Analysis 2013 please visit: http://www.pacificvacuum.com/carpet-cleaning-industry-analysis-2013/
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Community Development Corporation of Long Island and Long Island Builders Institute Host Mold Remediation Training for Contractors Public Awareness Campaign for Homeowners
Centereach, New York (PRWEB) January 24, 2013
Post-Sandy, the need for specialized skill sets in the home repair field has become necessary in helping the region rebuild. To keep up with the ever-changing market demands in the wake of the storm, Long Island contractors were invited to attend a four hour training seminar where they learned the health impacts of mold, and remediation techniques. The training has been certified by the Performance Building Institute (BPI) for 2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for contractors that are PBI certified and need to further their education in the building construction field.
When the floodwaters receded, homeowners and contractors focused on rebuilding key structural elements. Not having faced flooding on this scale before, we on Long Island do not have wide expertise in how to rebuild so that mold does not become prevalent in the home, said Marianne Garvin, President & CEO of CDCLI. We also have a goal of educating the public on what it takes to rebuild a healthy home.
CDC of Long Island, in partnership with the Long Island Builders Institute and NeighborWorks America, is committed to being a resource for homeowners as they rebuild their home. To that end, we have created a web page where homeowners may seek resources and information which can be found at http://www.cdcli.org/sandy-housing-solutions.
The Long Island Builders Institute is pleased to be able to work with these two fine organizations to ensure that all of the contractors who are working on rebuilding Long Island have the knowledge and expertise necessary, not only to perform the work, but to explain to our residents the importance of the mold issue, said Mitchell H. Pally, Chief Executive Officer of LIBI. It is essential for everyone to understand how and why these issues affect the ability of the construction industry to rebuild and rehabilitate the thousands of homes and businesses which were affected by Sandy.
Artie Cipoletti from DaVinci Construction and Vice President of LIBI said, "We have a mission and responsibility to provide our fellow Long Islanders a safe and healthy environment in their storm damaged homes. We will take whatever resources at our disposal to train contractors to insure that goal is met. This is new for all of us. We will proactively guarantee it happens."
NeighborWorks Americas experiences working in response to Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in the Gulf in showed the importance of good, accurate information on mold remediation to assure that homes were repaired appropriately for long term habilitation. We welcome the opportunity to present the newest technologies to the Long Island building community, and thank our affiliate CDC of LI and the Long Island Building Institute for their leadership in making this training possible, said Deborah Boatright, Northeast Regional Director, NeighborWorks America.
The work of CDC, the Long Island Builders Institute and NeighborWorks in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy has been outstanding, said County Executive Bellone. They have responded to the needs that have arisen and have been proactive in providing solutions to rebuilding. The training that took place today is yet another example of how these organizations have ensured that we rebuild in a safe and smart manner.
Pete Zarcone, Executive Board Member Laborers Local 66, who did outreach to his members for them to attend the training said, Laborers Local 66 is pleased to be able to assist in the recovery of Super Storm Sandy. This was by far the worst natural disaster that I have ever seen where it involved so many of my friends and neighbors. Many of my members who live across both counties have been affected by the devastation of the storm. In times like these we need to pull together and rebuild what I believe is the best place to live Long Island. I would like to recognize the CDC and Suffolk County for their approach to this disaster, and the training that they are providing for the mold remediation.
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