Elite Care Las Vegas Scam
Las Vegas Carpet Cleaning Scam
After multiple complaints about Elite Carpet Care in Las Vegas, it is important to OUT the scammers in the cleaning and carpet care business. First, of all, Elite Carpet Care in Las Vegas is NOT CERTIFIED by the Green Clean Institute, and our office has received multiple complaints about the business tactics of this carpet cleaning service.
It is our hope that this article will serve as a warning that this company has a bad reputation and seems dedicated to misrepresenting their service, leaving a wake of unhappy customers, and represents the worst of those in the cleaning or carpet cleaning services.
Elite Carpet Care is a Las Vegas carpet and tile cleaning service that has been notified by the Green Clean Institute of the fraudulent use of the GCI trademark. Elite Carpet Care has never earned this certification and has willfully ignored our warnings of this trademark violation. Obviously, Elite Carpet Care in Las Vegas has few moral scruples, and we wonder if the IRCC logo is stolen in order to fool the public.
The Green Clean Institute is a training and certification service that has taken measures to provide a high-quality federal trademark that provides a serious Third Party certification that the public can trust. The Green Clean Institute firm certification is not a “Pay to Play” process that only offers a meaningless logo.
Every cleaning service that earns the Green Clean Institute firm certification are required to put their workers through a training and certification program. We believe that it is not enough to brag about being Green Cleaning company or even using a few Green cleaning products. Companies using the GCI certification logo have put their workers through the certification training and committed to a higher-level of Green cleaning.
We want to notify the consumers in the Las Vegas area to be aware of the complaints and misrepresentations of Elite Carpet Care, and we ask that everyone SHARE this article with their Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or other social media. Let’s create a grassroots accountability to expose carpet cleaning services who are bad actors in the service business.
