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SM Sponsors NASCAR
November's Race in Phoenix
ServiceMaster Clean and ServiceMaster Restore will be the title sponsor for Phoenix International Raceway's November NASCAR Nationwide Series race. The ServiceMaster 200 marks the first race entitlement for ServiceMaster in NASCAR.
The ServiceMaster 200 will be the featured event for the third day of Phoenix International Raceway's November race weekend, beginning November 9th.
As the official sponsor of the yellow flag caution period for International Speedway Corporation and PIR, track personnel and the track-drying equipment display the ServiceMaster Clean brand which can be seen frequently cleaning the race track, removing debris, and drying the track quickly and professionally in order to restart the race.
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Play Ball!
Arizona Fall League
 Opening Day of the Arizona Fall League season is one of the most favored times of the baseball calendar. The Arizona Fall League is an off-season league owned and operated by Major League Baseball which operates during the fall in Arizona at six spring training complexes. This League attracts many of the top prospects in minor league baseball to help some them fine-tune their skills. For many players, it is a spring board to the big leagues.
The main man behind the idea of the Fall League was baseball executive Roland Hemond. He had a vision that began the concept of teams working together to get to see promising athletes in action. The absolute best place for this was in the perfect fall climate Arizona offers.
From 1992 to today, each organization sends seven players to the League, making up a total of six Fall League teams. This year's Fall League begins on October 8 and will run through November 16 and are played at 5 different stadiums throughout the state.
It's a promising time for hopefuls and an extra bonus season for us die-hard baseball fans!
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IIRC Certifications
Why It's Important
 The IICRC (Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification) is a certification and standard-setting non-profit organization for the inspection, cleaning and restoration industries. It was formed back in 1972, and was developed to promote high standards within the inspection, cleaning and restoration industry, and maintain excellence in communication and technical proficiency throughout the process.
Did you know that most of our technicians are certified with the premium IICRC? Our technicians achieve this certification by successfully completing classes and earning continuing education credits to maintain certification. Once certified, our customers can be assured that our technicians are trained in the most up-to-date techniques and procedures in the inspection, cleaning and restoration industry. Many of our technicians have this certification, and all of our Crew Chiefs are certified with both WRT (Water Restoration Technician) and ASD (Applied Structural Drying).
In case you aren't sure what all of this means, it means we have the best of the best!
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Getting Ready for NASCAR
Customers Appreciation Events
Check out these pictures from Jeff Jackson, the owner of ServiceMaster All Care Restoration, getting ready for November's customer appreciation events by doing a Nascar ride-a-long at Phoenix International Raceway.
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Customer Reviews
Keeping Customers Happy
We love making our customers happy -- and we have been busy doing that! Here are just a couple of reviews we received from some recent jobs:
"Your employees where so great explaining everything they would be doing... answering questions being asked in a professional manner that takes worry always from the customer. Also for them to come back and check on how things are going the days following the storm damages... always with a great attitude and a smile. Thank you."
"Your crew has been very astute to the importance of a fast completion of this project so that I am out of my home for a minimal timeframe. Meanwhile completing the project with experience, knowledge and professionalism."
Here's to many more happy Service Master customers!
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Mold Remediation
How to Identify Mold
Even though mold has been around for quite some time, within the past 50 years medical professionals have fully realized the threat mold can be to our everyday lives. While we are still learning about different types of mold, we do know there are many harmful effects from extended exposure to mold. It is important to know how to identify mold in your home or business.
So, how do you know if you have mold in your home or business?
- Often evidence of mold can be seen on wood, walls or other structures.
- If you have damp spots or any standing water in your home, you may have mold.
- If you smell a musty odor in your home, you may have mold.
- Any unexplained health issues with family members, including headaches, allergic reactions, respiratory problems or rashes may suggest the presence of mold.
ServiceMaster All Care Restoration of Phoenix technicians can help you eliminate mold. Call today.
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