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Self-paced courses taught by an IICRC Master-certified instructor, with hours that count toward renewal. Certification classes open for enrollment shortly — join the early access list and you’ll be first to know.
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- All books in eBook format
- Free live streams
- CEC hours tracked automatically
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- Member pricing on every IICRC certification class
- The full video library and all live streams
- A live-stream seat at every class
- One 2-hour consulting session monthly
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Upholstery Cleaning Fundamentals
Fabric identification, tools, and a repeatable process for cleaning upholstery on site.
Basic and Advanced Spot and Stain Removal
Identifying what the spot is, then removing it without setting it or damaging the fiber.
Carpet Cleaning Fundamentals
Pre-inspection, fiber and soil identification, and correct procedure on installed carpet.
Odor Control Fundamentals
Finding the odor source and removing it, rather than covering it up.
Leather Repair and Care
Identifying leather types, cleaning and conditioning, and repairing damage and color loss.
Coming to the CEC library
Two new continuing education courses a year. Members get every one of them at no extra cost as it lands.
Estimating and Insurance Documentation
Line-item scoping, photo and moisture documentation, and the supplement conversations that get a fair scope approved.
Jobsite Safety and OSHA Compliance
A safety program a small restoration company can actually run, with the documentation that keeps you compliant.
Rug Identification and Cleaning
Hand-knotted versus machine-made, fiber and dye testing, and wash-floor procedure for rugs that leave the house.
Hard Surface and Stone Care
Tile, grout, natural stone, and LVP: identifying the surface, matching the chemistry, and sealing without hazing.
Moisture Meters and Drying Documentation
Reading the tools correctly, building a drying log an adjuster will accept, and knowing when a structure is actually dry.
Selling and Pricing Cleaning Work
Walking a house, quoting on the spot, and holding your price without talking yourself out of the job.