Photos from Texas

[Mikey P]

Day one prep..

 

[Mikey P]

 

[Mikey P]

True cleaning geeks @ 9pm..

 

[Mikey P]

 

[Mikey P]

 

[Jim Pemberton]

What great hosts are Charles and the Aladdin team. I have to think that their support and generous hospitality added to the learning environment.

Where will you and Bryan be doing this class next?

 

[Mikey P]

What great hosts are Charles and the Aladdin team. I have to think that their support and generous hospitality added to the learning environment.

Where will you and Bryan be doing this class next?

The IICRC will be building a very hands on training center soon, and we'll be back here in TX next year...

 

[Mikey P]

View: https://youtu.be/4NFY8d4ZnrA?si=EWsWuta_1rj0HBEO

 

[Mikey P]

 

[Jim Pemberton]

The IICRC will be building a very hands on training center soon, and we'll be back here in TX next year...

I due respect to the IICRC, they'll will have quite a challenge to match what Charles Reyes and Aladdin provide in facility and hospitality.

Still, getting the IICRC to do this is a huge step, and one that could even one day make me rethink my relationship with them.

Nicely done Mike

 

[Mikey P]

"You want a complete hands-on field experience working on multisurface applications, from carpets, area rugs, hardwood screen and recoat, MTL restoration and reconditioning, countertops reconditioning, shower restoration, grout repair, and more. Look no further.

We spent four full days from morning to evening learning and practicing in a client's home, from setting up to dealing with unexpected challenges or last-minute client requests. A real hands-on training.

The training was led by passionate instructors who care for their craft: Mike Pailliotet, Bryan Thomson, and Charles Reyes.

And let’s not forget the Texas hospitality!

Charles, the brisket was out of this world, and your work ethic and enthusiasm are unmatched.

You return from this training learning what service/s you want to add and, most importantly, what you do not wish to add based on your market and business model.

And a shout-out to all the students I met, true professionals, hard workers, and entrepreneurs.

Thank you for a great experience!"

 

[Jim Pemberton]

"You want a complete hands-on field experience working on multisurface applications, from carpets, area rugs, hardwood screen and recoat, MTL restoration and reconditioning, countertops reconditioning, shower restoration, grout repair, and more. Look no further.

We spent four full days from morning to evening learning and practicing in a client's home, from setting up to dealing with unexpected challenges or last-minute client requests. A real hands-on training.

The training was led by passionate instructors who care for their craft: Mike Pailliotet, Bryan Thomson, and Charles Reyes.

And let’s not forget the Texas hospitality!

Charles, the brisket was out of this world, and your work ethic and enthusiasm are unmatched.

You return from this training learning what service/s you want to add and, most importantly, what you do not wish to add based on your market and business model.

And a shout-out to all the students I met, true professionals, hard workers, and entrepreneurs.

Thank you for a great experience!"

Nat right?

 

[Mikey P]

Nat right?

Yes

 

[Mike J]

TEXAS!



This was perhaps the most impressive awesome hospitality I ever had.

Thanks Charles..... I would take a bbq course for sure.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

Yes

I’m glad he went. His enthusiasm to be and do the best is refreshing

 

[Mikey P]

I’m glad he went. His enthusiasm to be and do the best is refreshing

I can't say I've ever met anyone else in this industry that is taking this approach of doing everything backwards, yet with the end in mind

 

[Mike J]

Charles is highly educated and talented. He will also work circles around most people I know. He is also one of the coolest people I have met, and also cooks a brisket that could win any contest around here. I would much rather be around a guy like him than any high profile proffesional athlete. And that is no bullshit.


(above is at the church, on site cleaning of rug)



I got to run the 175 for the first time. You can watch all the videos on youtube in the world, but hands on gives a whole nother respect for rug cleaning properly. Thank you Aladdin.



Adam from Wisconsin owned this shower, but MikeyP did get his hands dirty too. Crazy talent to see at work. This was very advanced. Just meeting Adam was worth the course, and I have unlimited lessons that were "worth the course". So glad to be part of this.

This will pay for the course too.....

MikeyP, you do nice work.

 

[hogjowl]

I can still remember back when Mikey was young and hated OP.