IICRC Announces That New Dimension Adds Master Carpet Dyeing Certification

May 24, 2017

New Dimension continues to change the Cleaning industry with the continuing education. Further information can be found at http://www.mypureprotection.com/

Foxborough, United States - May 24, 2017 /PressCable/ —

The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is proud to announce that Anthony Miklaszewski of New Dimension Fabric Protection and Cleaning in Foxboro, Massachusetts recently has added to their Master Cleaning Certification by adding a Carpet Dyeing Certification. This student has sacrificed many hours and a great deal of time and study to reach this level of certification. Anthony works with fine upholstery fabrics and carpets including wool, silk, viscose and many fabrics including blended fabrics, which is so very important.

Tom Hill, IICRC Executive Administrator, states Anthony Miklaszewski is an example of the type of individual who care about customers and their belongings as well as their industry. He has demonstrated the desire to provide customers with thorough, professional and caring service.

The IICRC is a nonprofit certifying and standard-setting organization dedicated to raising industry standards through technical proficiency. By administering a strict process of certification, the IICRC provides a mean by which consumers can receive the highest quality of service from trained, knowledgeable, professional technicians.

Anthony Miklaszewski joins the ranks of the true professionals within the cleaning, restoration, inspection, and now carpet dyeing industry. The IICRC welcomes their participation and continuing education. Anthony is a true professional within the industry.

“I am so grateful to have the opportunity to expand the services I am able to offer”, says Anthony Miklaszewski CEO of New Dimension Fabric Protection and Cleaning. “It is so rewarding being able to offer my clients an alternative to replacing their carpet or living with unsightly stains. Carpet dyeing allows us to make old carpets look new, saving our clients’ money that they would have otherwise spent on replacing their carpet.”

Anthony has been the CEO of New Dimension Fabric Protection and Cleaning for 25 years. He has seen many changes in the carpet and upholstery cleaning industry. Many of those changes directly affect some of the cleaning techniques used on high-end designer fabrics today. Anthony states he is so grateful for an organization such as the IICRC which is always improving the cleaning industry.

New Dimension Fabric Protection and Cleaning has been in business for 25 years, being established in February 1992. Since day one it has always aimed to give the most outstanding service experience in the Boston and Eastern Massachusetts area.

The advanced carpet dyeing service is set to relaunch May 2017. To find out more about carpet dyeing, green fabric protection, upholstery cleaning and the other services New Dimension Fabric Protection and Cleaning offer, it’s possible to visit http://www.mypureprotection.com/

Contact Info: Name: Jennifer Petersen Organization: IICRC Headquarters Address: 4043 South Eastern Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89119, United States

For more information, please visit http://www.iicrc.org/

Contact Info:
Name: tony
Organization: New Dimension Fabric Protection & Cleaning
Address: 140 Washington Street # 2, Foxborough, MA 02035, United States

For more information, please visit http://www.mypureprotection.com/

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