Colvin Cleaners

Whoa, the prices have increased for this place. At the time of my previous review, the price to launder a shirt was $ 0.79 and to dry-​clean was $ 1.99. Now (As of March 2015), $ 1.99 can get you only a laundered shirt and dry cleaning is now $ 4.99 per shirt.
I have no idea what warranted this sudden price surge, but it is no longer a cheap cleaner as it was before. Nonetheless, this cleaner shop still does a good job cleaning and has it done by the next day, so this is a good choice for those nearby who want to a quick clean job.

I paid something like $ 27.00 for three small, silk, sleeveless blouses. Yes, they were wrapped nicely and on foam covered hangers, but I noticed they didn’t get the wrinkles pressed out of the front in one area where the curved neckline meets a dart. For $ 9 per blouse, they should be perfection and attend to the details. The people at the front are nice, it’s not like they weren’t adequate to good, but as I said, for that amount of money I expect zero errors in the service performed. I feel like a grump because they seemed real nice, but I honestly just didn’t see the quality I was expecting.

I was surprised that dry cleaning two pairs of slacks cost $ 16. I wouldn’t mind if this was a repair job or a heavy touch up. This was just a simple dry clean bill.

RIP OFF.
I had a few blouses, a small cotton dress, a jersey and a sweater dry cleaned. Picked them up and the bill came out to be $ 80!!!
There was nothing special about the clothes that was dropped off. I’ve had my clothes dry cleaned back in Dallas and I have never paid even HALF of that price to have them dry cleaned, let alone $ 80. I would have been fine paying $ 40 for less than 10 items, but $ 80??? That’s ridiculous. I would avoid this place at all costs. I can’t even begin to tell you how upset I was about the pricing. When we asked why it was so much, she just said that that’s just how much they charge for them. $ 5 each item and $ 10 for a dress. STARTING PRICE.
Save your money and your time. Go somewhere else.

The clothes were well cleaned and the stain from my tie was removed. However, when I picked up the clothes my bill was 30% higher than quoted on drop off because both of my pants were wool. Supposedly, the material at this dry cleaners makes a difference in price. I have personally never seen this before and as I didn’t clarify this prior to drop off I could not really argue. Overall, I thought this was pretty expensive: 2 pants and a tie ran $ 18, even after 10% off with cash. Turn around time for me was 2 business days.

Had a «special occasions» dress cleaned and pressed here. It was a-​ok as far as dry cleaners goes… I will have to try a few more times to give more stars. Still 10% off for paying with cash!

Hmm, a little torn with this place.
After finding this dry cleaners on Unilocal,I thought I would check it out. I thought yay — It’s open till 7:00 on weeknights, and it’s open on Saturday!
Also, it’s not far from home. We used to use Midtown, but although it’s close to work, it’s not that close to home, and we kind of hate using our lunch hours to drop off the dry cleaning.
OK, on to the clothes. I dropped off a suit and two professional dresses on Saturday. They turned out fine.
Here’s the stuff that makes me feel kind of meh, though:
— The receipt was not itemized. I have no idea what they charge. The prices aren’t listed in the store or on the Web site, and weren’t on my receipt. All I had was a total: $ 34-​ish, which it said was for 5 pieces — the fifth being the belt that goes with my suit. Now, was I charged for each piece individually, including the belt, or do they just keep track so they will know what to give back to me? I have no idea.
— It wasn’t next day service. When I use Midtown, my stuff’s always ready the next day. Not here. I dropped off my things on Saturday morning, and they said they wouldn’t be ready until after 4:00 p.m. Tuesday. Really? I mean I realize they are closed on Sunday, but why not Monday? Yeah.
— The parking lot. Saturday morning, not as bad, but coming from after work to pick up my stuff yesterday was like «Do you want to die today?» Seriously not fun parking lot. It has to do with that the building is kind of round and the parking spots are at all kinds of weird angles, and there is barely enough room for two-​way traffic.
OK, on to the good stuff:
–This is an eco-​friendly cleaner. Not sure what it takes to be an eco-​friendly cleaner, but ya know, OK.
–They gave me a coupon for 20% off my next order, so I might use it.
The Verdict: Not completely sold on this place. If anyone wants to recommend a better one, be my guest. Thanks.

Awesome dry cleaners! The staff is always friendly and makes sure everything is done correctly. Clothes come back with a detailed receipt, tissue paper in jacket sleeves, and shirt sleeves neatly clipped together. I pay a bit more than at my old cleaners, but the professional service and quality results definitely warrant this. Plus, the 10% cash discount makes the final price very reasonable. You will get what you pay for at Colvin Cleaners.

Very nice staff. Decent prices, but women’s dry cleaning is always much more expenisve then men. If you pay in cash it is a 10% discount I believe and after your first dry clean they give you a bunch of coupons. Very fast as well!

Good detail oriented cleaner close to the medical center. Family operated business, always very pleasant and willing to go the extra mile to help out like staying open late so you can pick up your clothes in an emergency. My laundry always comes back nicely folded and clipped with detailed notes if they found a damaged item or could not get a stain out. So far their work has also pleased my wife who is a really stickler for detail, especially from a dry cleaner.
10% discount for paying cash, and a discount on your shirts if you are also bringing in dry cleaning.

It’s a small dry cleaners right next to the 24 Hour Fitness. It used to be Le Bön Cleaners??? But now it has new management and all the times I have been there, it is just one lady working. She is nice and quick and very thorough when counting your clothes.
When I got my clothes back there was a very detailed tag attached with a description of each shirt to make sure I was not missing anything. It had the right amount of starch. It is a 1 day turn around and I had a huge batch of stuff. 50 Items!
Shirts are 99 cents with 2 items being dry cleaned.
They even put complimentary handkerchiefs in your jacket pockets.
She offers a 10% discount for first time customers and a 10% discount using cash.
I finally found a local dry cleaners!!!