IICRC Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Training Offered to Greater Phoenix Area Residents

June 19, 2010 - PRLog -- Royal Heritage Union for Excellence in Humanity (Royal H.U.E.)  will host vocational training on July 12th and 14th, 2010, at the Best Western Inn of Tempe, that can lead to Institute of Cleaning and Inspection Certification (IICRC) certification in the areas of professional carpet cleaning and upholstery cleaning.

The carpet cleaning technician course, offered on July 12, 2010, is a comprehensive 2-day class that covers chemistry, fibers, fiber identification, carpet construction, dyes, soils, cleaning methods, stain removal, crew procedures, safety issues, and problems that can occur during or after cleaning.

The upholstery cleaning technician course, offered on July 14, 2010, provides hands on training of upholstery cleaning in addition to foundational material covered in the carpet cleaning technician course.  An optional examination taken at the conclusion of both courses can lead to IICRC certification in the studied area.

Depending on the financial need of the participant, Royal H.U.E. will offset the cost of training and materials by accepting donations in lieu of full payment for the cost of each course. Please contact Leslie Morrow at 916-284-6692 for more information.

Royal H.U.E. is a community service organization that is committed to improving the quality of life of neighborhoods, and enlists student involvement in urban renewal efforts. Royal H.U.E. also works with unemployed or underemployed individuals who are seeing vocational training that can be leveraged to secure employment with major carpet cleaning or water and fire restoration businesses.  

The program encourages not only support from students and churches, but from all members of society to help people who are losing their homes due to gentrification, unemployment and economic conditions.  Displacing people from their communities is not the answer.  

“We want to utilize all resources within the community to improve the quality of life of people living there. This can be done by training young people and the unemployed and with the rehabilitation of homes in decaying areas,” said Phyllis Davis, Chairman of the Board for Royal Heritage Union for Excellence in Humanity.

The efforts of Royal Heritage Union for Excellence in Humanity have sparked the interest of several noteworthy citizens.  Leslie Carol, author of Royal Priesthood, agreed to donate 100 percent of all proceeds from the sale of her book to the organization.  

In order to ensure the enrollment of every participant, Royal Heritage Union for Excellence is seeking corporate sponsorship or individual donations.  To make a donation or for more information about enrollment in upcoming classes, please contact Leslie Morrow via email at leslie@royalhue.org

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Royal Heritage Union for Excellence in Humanity is a Christian organization that was founded in 2009 and established to provide charitable rehabilitation, restoration and revitalization of dilapidated buildings in urban areas. Their mission is to provide vocational training and educational activities to help eliminate substandard housing and homelessness. For more information, please visit www.royalhue.org