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Butlers of Phoenix joins FRSTeam
Butlers Restoration Drycleaning of Phoenix is the latest company to be added to the ranks of FRSTeam, the
national fabric restoration specialty cleaning franchisor.
FRSTeam has been expanding on a nationwide level and felt Butler’s comprehensive restoration services for fabrics and textiles damaged by smoke,
fire, water and mold was a perfect fit.
Owned by Steve and Karen Butler, FRSTeam by Butlers maintains a 9,000
square-foot facility in Phoenix along with additional facilities in Tucson and
Williams (covering northern Arizona).
Overall, Steve Butler brings more than 28 years of restoration cleaning
experience to the table for insurers and damage mitigation contractors in the
state.
“We are very excited to join FRSTeam, the premier national restoration cleaning
franchisor for insurance carriers and contractors,” said Steve Butler. “The company’s core values focusing on customer service and personalized attention to every
job make it an ideal match for us.”
FRSTeam President Jim Nicholas agreed.
“As Butlers Restoration Drycleaning, Steve and Karen built the largest
independent fabric restoration company in Arizona, and the FRSTeam protocols
and business practices catering to insurers will enable them to maintain and
expand their leadership position in restoration services in the state,” he noted.
With the addition of FRSTeam by Butlers, FRSTeam offers fabric restoration
services to property insurers and loss/damage mitigation contractors in 38
states across the continental United States.
The company signed its first independent licensed operator in August of 2006,
and it now has over 40 locations in the country.
Royaltone plans leather class in Tulsa this February
Cleaners wanting to learn how to properly clean suede, leather and fur items
will have an opportunity on Feb. 18 and 19 at the Royaltone Leather Cleaning
Academy in Tulsa, OK.
The class provides live personal and individual instruction for plant owners and
managers who attend.
The cost for the instruction manual for the two-day program is $495 per attendee
with up to 50% discounts for multiple attendees from the same plant.
Students will meet from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on both days. Class time will be
divided between classroom instruction and hands-on training in a simulated
in-plant atmosphere.
For more information or to register for the class, contact Royaltone Academy by
calling (800) 331-5506 or (918) 622-6677, or visit the company’s web site at www.royaltone.com.
