Clean Working. Clean Living.
MilliCare Carpet Cleaning Service

Welcome to MilliCare, the world-wide textile and commercial carpet cleaning company that goes beyond simple carpet maintenance.  MilliCare is the service provider that lets you work clean, breathe clean, live clean – Clean Living.  MilliCare’s network of consultants can customize a textile and carpet cleaning plan for your space and budget – Clean Working!  And clean working is green working.  Better indoor air quality is only the beginning of employee’s productivity and happy, healthy occupants, workers, friends and guests. 

There’s more to clean than meets the eye, so MilliCare’s vision starts at the smallest level and focuses on every facet of textile and commercial carpet cleaning.  Our customers’ buildings look clean and feel clean because they are clean.  And they are kept that way thanks to our proprietary processes and non-toxic cleaning agents.

When your space looks cleaner, everyone seems to notice.  You breathe easier.  You work easier.  Life seems to feel a little cleaner overall.

MilliCare can keep that feeling going by ensuring that every square foot of your facility is kept clean – both inside and out – for the life of your carpet.  MilliCare offers the highest quality maintenance available for all brands of carpets and textiles.

Learn more about MilliCare here, or contact us with any questions.

MilliCare – Clean Working.  Clean Living.

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Making Green Count- NBC Universal Showcases “Green Week” 2009

As sustainability and going ‘green’ become less trendy and more of a way of life for more people, signs that the movement is here to stay are revealed by NBC Universal’s “Green is Universal” initiative. This autumn the networks of NBC Universal have partnered with viewers for Green Week 2009 [which ran Nov. 15 – 22). The networks highlighted environmental issues during episodes of 30 Rock, Community, The Office, on the NBC Nightly News as well as several other programs.

NBC Universal developed a dedicated Web site designed to educate viewers about the advantages of going green along with tips and useful products for remaining environmentally friendly. The homepage has space dedicated to users who want to post their respective pledges to practice sustainability. Some pledged to carpool and use programmable thermostats, while others simply pledged to use less energy by turning off lights when not in use.

In addition to their online presence, NBC Universal has recruited volunteers across the country to demonstrate their dedication to the green effort through community activities. In Los Angeles, for example, NBCU volunteers planted 50 trees in Griffith Park. In Miami, volunteers cleaned up John U. Lloyd Beach State Park in Dania Beach, Fla.

It’s exciting to see MilliCare’s commitment and practices embraced and showcased by a major national media company.

Be sure to check out http://www.greenisuniversal.com/ for tips on how you can be green in your own home. There is an engaging interactive page to view what others are doing and to calculate your own carbon footprint. And be sure to try out our Environmental Impact