Charity donations we have supported

Every Day Hero

Hi TPC Property Services,

Thank you very much for your donation to Stillbirth Foundation Australia.

Date: 13/09/2010
Donation Reference: AUD335213617
Receipt Number: VLFR6A309BBC

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WORLD VISION -  http://www.worldvision.com.au/Issues/Emergencies/CurrentEmergencies/HaitiEarthquake.aspx

TPC Property Services has Donoted towards –

Haiti earthquake

A powerful earthquake of 7.0 magnitude struck southern Haiti on Tuesday 12 January, rocking the capital Port-au-Prince. Just 8 days later, a second earthquake measuring 6.1 magnitude hit the already devastated region. Reports indicate that casualties have reached up to 120,000 people, with the final figure expected to be much higher. A further 3 million have been affected. World Vision is providing relief to thousands of affected families, and plans to reach 634,000 people with emergency assistance.

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Project 88 – The Pest Company donated their products and services to support the George Gregan Foundation.

Project 88 was successfully auctioned on Saturday 8 March 2008. The George Gregan Foundation thanks all involved for their significant contribution to this project. Funds generated from this project will be used by the George Gregan Foundation to continue building all access playgrounds for children’s hospital throughout Australia and to fund vital research position in the area of paediatric neurology.

Project 88 is Australia’s leading and most technologically advanced charity initiative bringing together Australia’s leading corporations to show their support for the George Gregan & Adam Scott Foundations. Project 88 will provide much needed funds for children less fortunate than our own. Through the generosity of Sanctuary Cove’s donation of a magnificent block of land, coupled with Qld Master Builders,Design and a host of industry providers, one of Australia’s most technologically advanced homes will be delivered for auction on 8 March 2008.
The proceeds from the auction will go towards the development of playground facilities to be housed at selected children’s Australia wide.

2008 , 2009 , 2010 – L.J. Hooker Financial Services Charity Golf Day for

Cystic Fibrosis

YEAR 2010- TPC Raising $550.00 for the charity ( Supplied Signed Sydney Roosters Rugby League Jumper)

YEAR 2009 – TPC Raising $920.00 for the charity( Supplied Signed Souths Sydney Rugby League Jumper)

YEAR 2008 -  TPC Raising $450.00 for the charity( Supplied Signed Souths Sydney Rugby League Jumper)

This is a fantastic event that continues to grow each year – congratulations to Noel and all the L.J Hooker team for putting together such a fantastic fundraising event.

Purchasing a Property? Click here to see what LJ Hooker Finance can do for you. LJ Hooker Finance

LJ Hooker Tent 2008

LJ Hooker Financial team the back bone of this charity day.

Clayton Myers – Liberty Financial

Luke Taylor – The Pest Company & TPC Property Inspections

Ben – House of Golf

Warren McCarthy – Managing Director LJ Hooker

2009 – The Pest Company Raising $920.00 for the charity

From Left to Right

KRG Conveyancing – Greg Renalds www.krg.com.au

LJ Hooker Murwillumbah Principle and Director of Find an Auctioneer – Ray Cross www.findanauctioneer.com.au

LJ Hooker THE BEAR HIM SELF LJ Hooker Finance

LJ Hooker team – Jason Connell on far right  LJ Hooker Finance

Ray Cross Auctioning off a Souths Sydney Rugby League Jumper and a Building and Pest Inspection supplied by The Pest Company.  The Pest Company Raising $920.00 for the charity.

The Pest Company are proud to be associated with such a great team who spent plenty of their own time and dug deep into their pockets to support a great charity.

On Thursday September 11, 2008 at 6 am 15 year old Jack Sinclair set off with his dad, Brendon, on one of the great challenges of ultra endurance bike riding – riding across Australia in 30 days.

• 4,500 kms in 30 days
• Temperatures of 45 degrees C
• Howling head winds
• Driving rain

Starting from Perth, Western Australia, they finished under the “Surfers Paradise” sign (below) located at the eastern end of Cavill Ave, Surfers Paradise on Friday 10 October 2008 at midday – 30 days later.

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Justin Herald – Prosperity for a Purpose

The Pest Company have donated to Prosperity for a Purpose and are proud to support a great charity created by entrepeneur Justin Herald.

Click here – JUSTIN HERALD

THE RENOVATION IS NOW COMPLETE – Sutherland Constructions

We would like to extend to you our gratitude for your generous assistance in the renovation project for Marshall Bamberry. As you are aware, Marshall was born early at 27 weeks following a very complicated pregnancy where it was expected that he would not survive. As a result of his extreme prematurity, he now has severe spastic diplegia cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy is a generalised term meaning a brain injury. The type of cerebral palsy Marshall has means that he has differing tone that affects all four limbs. His legs are more affected by spasticity than his arms, though his arms do not have enough strength for him to operate a manual wheelchair.

Marshall uses a power wheelchair as his main mode of transport. He is an avid star wars fans and loves to play games with lightsabers with his brothers. He shares an interest in fast cars and bikes with his father and when he grows up, Marshall wants to be a motorbike rider.

Thanks to your generosity, a new open plan bathroom and ramps were installed to make his house and yard accessible to Marshall in his powerchair. The renovations have opened a whole new world to Marshall and enabled him to interact with his surroundings without assistance. He can now follow his brothers outside to play in the yard.

We were all extremely touched by your kind gesture. The Bamberry family and I appreciate the work that you do for people such as Marshall in the community. We have nothing but admiration for people like you who give unselfishly to make this world a little better each day.

Thank you for supporting Marshall.

Yours sincerely,
Adrian Sutherland Mark & J

Adrian Sutherland Constructions
PO Box 1502
Broadbeach Q 4217
M 0411 380 089

BLACK SATURDAY – VICTORIAN BUSH FIRES

The Devastating Bush Fires that claimed hundreds of homes and Families. TPC has Donated towards Black Saturday.

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Vacuuming your carpet thoroughly twice a week, clean spills promptly, this will make a major difference in maintaining your carpet.

Also it is extremely important to have all the attachments on your vacuum cleaner to allow you to vacuum along the baseboard were the carpet ends.

Or you will get what is called a filtration stain which comes from the soil and dust that will blow off the top of the carpet fibre and will filter it self along the baseboard and will cause that black soil stain along your baseboard.

To remove this filtration stain could be costly to remove.

Clean Spills Immediately

Remove as much food spills as possible by scraping the carpet gently with a spoon or dull knife.

Absorb wet spills as quickly as possible by blotting repeatedly with white paper towel or white cloth towels. Always blot; never rub or scrub abrasively, as a fuzzy area may result.

When blotting, work from the outer edge in toward the center of the spot to avoid spreading the spill.

Remove the stain using one of the cleaning items from the checklist below.

Rinse The Cleaned Area With Water

Rinse the cleaned carpet area with water to remove detergent residue that may become sticky and cause rapid re-soiling.

Absorb any remaining moisture by placing several layers if white towels over the spot and weighing them down with a heavy object. This step is necessary even when the carpet doesn’t seem particularly stained.

Materials Needed

White cloths or white paper towels

Vinegar solution

Mix 1 part white vinegar to 1 part water.

Ammonia solution

Mix one tablespoon of ammonia to one cup of water. (Do not use on wool or wool-blend carpets.)

Non Oily nail polish remover

Lighter fluid
Methylated spirits

Spot remover

TPC Carpet and Fabric Spot Remover

* this information is advise to help you tackle spot stains in between professional cleaning visits TPC Carpet Care is not responsible for and damage or loss caused as a result of this advise.

Rapid Response Critical

Flood restoration work is initially and most importantly about rapid response.

TPC Carpet Care 7 days a week, 24 hour emergency service is vital when limiting the damage that a serious flood can do to your property.

Water Extraction

The first course of action to limit damage is the extraction of any excess water from your carpet. The quicker this water can be removed the better.

The longer it is left the greater the chances of it being absorbed into the flooring materials, the skirtings and structural baseplates of the walls, thus making the task of dehumidifying that much more difficult.

Health Warning

With all flood water situations health hazards are an issue, hence the importance of cleaning the flooded carpet and applying an anti-microbial solution that inhibits waterborne bacteria and prevents the growth of mildew and mould.

Drying Process

In most flood situations the carpet will need to be lifted and the underlay removed and dried. Blowers are then installed to move the air under the carpet to accelerate drying.

Our technicians will then monitor the moisture content of the floor and wall structures.

If required dehumidifiers are installed to completly dry out the hard structures of the room before the carpet is relayed.

This step is vital, as a carpet relayed too early, over a moist sub structure will lead to mould and odour problems with your carpet further down the track.

The final stage is the relaying of the underlay and carpet by a qualified carpet layer to restore your room to its original condition.

Insurance

TPC Carpet Care will work with all insurance companies, assisting you through the process and in many cases direct billing to the nominated insurance company.

Most insurance companies will authorise the works quickly.

Any excess you have on the policy can, after approval, be paid directly to TPC Carpet Care to further simplify the process.

8 Reasons why TPC Carpet Care get guaranteed results

THE STEP PROCESS

STEP 1- PRE-INSPECTION

Our technicians will start with a thorough pre-inspection of the carpeted areas to be cleaned. They will inspect your particular areas of concern as well as noting carpet construction, soiling conditions, test for colorfastness and any possible permanent staining.

STEP 2 – PRE-VACUUM *

Your carpet will be thoroughly vacuumed with a commercial vacuum cleaner to remove dry soil and materials.

STEP 3 – PRE-TREATMENT OF STAINS

Identified stains are treated prior to cleaning with a variety of specific products which are formulated for certain stains depending on variety of factors, such as ph level and fiber types

STEP 4 – PRE-SPRAY / DEODOURISER

All areas to be cleaned will be pre-sprayed with a specially formulated detergent designed to break-down soil particles and stains, the pre-spray also contains an effective biocide to eliminate bad odor and leave a fresh pleasant fragrance.

STEP 5 – AGITATION

Using a carpet rake the pre-spray is ‘worked’ into the carpet. This is done to loosen and dislodge deep down soiling and stains

STEP 6 – STEAM EXTRACTION

The carpet is Steam cleaned and rinsed using powerful extraction machines that deliver immersion heated water and emulsifiers to remove deep soiling and stains. Water pressure is regulated to suit carpet type and soiling. The powerful extraction leaves the carpet clean and ready to walk on immediately. The carpet will dry depending on season and airflow in around 2-3 hours

STEP 7- POST- INSPECTION

Carpet areas are inspected and extra attention given if required until the technician and client are satisfied with the end result.

STEP 8 – FINISHING TOUCHES / EXTRA SERVICES

Carpet pile is reset and any extra products applied if requested such as CARPET PROTECTOR.