Straight answers. Smart fixes.
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
IT, WEB DESIGN
& NETWORK SUPPORT
Milmore Solutions keeps small businesses and non-profits across the Willamette Valley up and running: computers, websites, networks, and phone systems. We explain every fix in plain English. No ticket numbers. No jargon lectures. Just a local team that picks up the phone.
Plain-English, every time
We skip the acronym soup and tell you what broke, why, and what it costs to fix; before we start, not after.
Local to the Willamette Valley
Based in Keizer, and familiar with Salem, Woodburn, and everywhere in between. Not a call center in another time zone.
One team, every kind of tech problem
Computer repair, website design, network and phone systems, and non-profit IT support: all from the same people, so you're not juggling five vendors.
Most IT companies want you to feel a little lost; that way, you keep calling them. We'd rather you actually understood what happened to your computer, your website, or your network, and know it won't happen again. That's the job: expert-level computer repair, web design, and network support from people who'd rather explain it than bill for the confusion.
IT support that doesn't talk down to you
What we handle
Run by a real person, not a phone tree
"Very easy to work with and patient. I'll call on them again for any finish work I need."
- Lance, Website Client
"They exceeded our expectations on the quality of work and the level of communication. I'd recommend them to anyone who needs help with their site."
- David, website client
We have a 5.0 rating across 20+ projects, serving Willamette Valley businesses and non-profits since 2015.
Small businesses and non-profits trust us with their tech
Quick questions
Keizer's home base, but we regularly work with businesses and non-profits throughout the Willamette Valley, including Salem and Woodburn. If you're not sure we cover your area, ask: the answer is usually yes.
That's most of our calls, honestly. Tell us what's happening—slow, broken, making a weird noise, whatever—and we'll figure out the rest.
Yes. See the Non-Profit IT Support section for how we work with smaller budgets.