New Dimension Offers Fabric Cleaning & Protection in Greenwich

Dec 12, 2020

Building off of the company’s success New Dimension Cleaning and Protection is answering demand and now also serving the greater Greenwich, CT communities.

Foxborough, United States - December 12, 2020 /PressCable/ —

December 11, 2020

There’s no doubt that carpets, rugs, and other fabric (especially high end fabric) household choices can be notoriously difficult to keep in “like new” condition. Add in things like pets, children, or having guests over on a regular basis and the extremely difficult becomes close to impossible. Without help. Answering the call is New Dimension Cleaning and Protection who specialize in not just fabric cleaning but in using a fabric protector that largely removes the issues in easy cleaning of fabric carpets, rugs, and upholstery for a long period after application. In exciting news, New Dimension Cleaning and Protection has now expanded their reach and are now offering services across the entire Greenwich, CT area. The company has built a remarkable reputation in various New England states creating the demand to serve Greenwich.

“Our focus is to provide the best possible in the quality of our cleaning and the product we use as a fabric protector, while also making sure we deliver first class customer service,” remarked a spokesperson from New Dimension Cleaning and Protection. “This emphasis is what we believe has allowed us to grow and continue to add to our customer-base largely through recommendations.”

The company has Covid-19 protocols firmly in place to make sure its team along with clients all stay healthy and safe. These can be seen on the New Dimension Cleaning and Protection official website for any potential customers who are curious about these smart precautions.

Some highlights of what its cleaning and fabric protection benefits are include much more simple future stain removal; a safeguard against all kinds of stains; protection against the sun damaging fabrics; boosts the effectiveness of vacuuming; improves air quality; kills germs, like viruses and bacteria, that could otherwise be missed; makes deep cleaning much easier; and cuts down on the amount of water and cleaning solution needed to get good future results.

Early Greenwich reviews have given the company two thumbs up.

Karen O., from Greenwich said, “I just moved in to a new home and the fabric carpet looked and smelled very used no matter how I tried to clean it myself. New Dimension got here quickly and took care of the job in record time, while over exceeding my expectations. Five-stars all the way!”

For more information be sure to visit https://www.mypureprotection.com.

Contact Info:
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Organization: New Dimension Fabric Protection & Cleaning
Address: 140 Washington Street # 2, Foxborough, MA 02035, United States
Website: http://www.mypureprotection.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88989476

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