Courtesy Cleaners

I just went to Courtesy Cleaners for the first and last time. I was told that I get 20% off of 1 item as a first time customer. I was told that cleaning for my 2 coats cost the same price. Lo and behold, the guy put the discount on the cheaper item. Seriously? If a business is willing to gouge you for 2 bucks, you know you can’t trust them.

This business’ website advertises that they do tailoring and are leather cleaners. I was told today that they no longer do tailoring and do not do their own leather cleaning-​they have another company do it at a markup (i.e. the clerk told me to go directly to their contractor for a cheaper price). If they lie about their business, then why should I trust them to do a good job with cleaning?

From the moment I walked in to Courtesy Cleaners, I received excellent treatment from the staff.
The woman who took initiated my order was friendly and professional, and Ed was amazing during pick-​up. He took interest in my upcoming wedding, offered his congratulations, and gave me a great deal on my clothes.
With such a wonderful first experience, Courtesy has guaranteed themselves a longtime, frequent customer. Thanks Ed and staff, and I’ll see you soon!

I stopped in over the weekend to pick up a dry cleaning order (pretty close to a billion event table linens) and the staff couldn’t have been nicer! They rang me up and helped me bring everything out to the car; I was in and out in the span of five minutes. The linens were all pressed and folded on individual hangers so they are event ready, indeed!

I’ve only used them once, but it was for a very important item.
I needed my wedding gown cleaned and pressed for my wedding. The gown I purchased was a floor sample from 2011, so the hem was a little discolored, there was a stain on the train, and the entire thing was very wrinkled from being in a bag for years on end. I took to Unilocal to see where I should go and this was at the top of the list. I called first to see if they could accommodate me, and the manager I spoke with was very friendly. She told me to come in with the dress and she’d assess it. When I brought it down, she checked the material, told me it could be dry cleaned, we found and marked all the stains, and she assured me it would be ready the following Wednesday (I took it in on a Friday afternoon). Wednesday came around and it was ready… I picked it up and it looked great! I was very relieved that all went well and that it was done in time, as my wedding was that Saturday! The total cost was $ 150 (most of that being the pressing), which I thought was totally fair.
I’ll admit I was apprehensive dropping my dress off someplace I’d never been so close to when I needed it ready, but they were professional and did a great job.

Courtesy continues to impress me with their quick turnaround and the professionalism of their staff. How often can you say that today? Plus, the hours os operation are fantastic; they’re open at 7AM on weekdays! This place is the bee’s knees!

So I recently brought in a pair of very long khakis and asked for 2 ¼ inches to be taken off. Unfortunately, they hand write on their slip how much you want hemmed, and don’t type it into the computer, so it doesn’t show up on your copy of the receipt. Well when I brought them home I saw they had written «hem 1 ¼ inches» so my pants are now still too long. For $ 10 a pop, I’m not too thrilled that I need to bring them in again for hemming (this time I’m going somewhere cheaper). I wish they would type it into the computer so the customer could see it on the receipt!

I got a bunch of suits and dress shirts for interviews dry cleaned here and they were very quickly and nicely cleaned (Got close to 15 items done in 2 days). I think they are on the more affordable side for dry cleaning compared to some other places in the city. However, I needed a small mend on the hem of a dress as well as needing it dry cleaned and they said it would take over a week! They don’t have a tailor in house all the time like some other dry cleaners do in Providence, so I had to go elsewhere.

Brought in my first ever garments to be dry cleaned. Traditionally I try to steer clear of purchasing these types of garments but I guess buying grown up clothes means you need to treat them like the grown ups do.
Checking in the dresses were really easy and for $ 24 for two with same day service. They came out perfectly pressed and even sans stains were pretty great. Pick up was a breeze too and everyone was friendly. They were open 7 – 7 so I could drop them off before work and pick them up after. Will most definitely return.

This is near my job and wanted to try them. Dropped 2 dresses and felt the turn around was a little long and the price was more than I expected. Over $ 20 even though only one was dry cleaned and the other simply pressed (it was new with tags). Will search for a cheaper place in the future. But they are good in a pinch.

When looking for a good cleaners, location is usually my first consideration. Granted, I don’t have many exotic fabrics in my wardrobe. However, I do work in a white collar environment, so having my shirts and jackets laundered is a great help to me throughout the week. This Courtesy Cleaners has been very helpful to me. The price is higher than what I have paid in the past, but it was in another region of the country, so I will not fault then for that. Instead, I will rave about the friendly service and the attention to detail. They even replaced buttons on my jacket when I brought it in, even though it was missing before they received it. Well done.

Best dry cleaners I’ve ever used. They don’t reuse water or chemicals, so your white clothes won’t get dingy or yellow.

These people know what they are doing. I brought a suede jacket, scarf and white cotton shirt, spotted with red wine stains. I was hopeful they could take care of the stains.
After reading Hilary’s review and asking a few people around, I knew I was dealing with the best cleaners in Providence. They did not disappoint. The white shirt was spotless, the jacket and scarf looked like new.
I don’t do much dry cleaning, but Courtesy Cleaners have my loyalty from now on.

Good service. Standard turn-​around times. $ 2.35 per shirt on hanger is unreasonably expensive.

These guys are my new heroes. For really.
Here’s the story: After an evening at a cocktail party where we were required to wear white, I had the brilliant idea to go to Olneyville New York System and gorge myself on hot wieners. As you can imagine, all of that hot wiener chili dripped all over my white dress. All. Over. Everywhere.
Enter Courtesy Cleaners. I showed them the aforementioned white dress, covered with greasy, meaty stains. «We’ll get that out.» Enough for me. «We’ll have it for you Monday.» It was Friday. Elation!
Come Monday, and my dress was perfection. Nary a meat stain in site! It was PERFECT! This exhilaration led me to ask a series of pricing and service questions that were all answered happily and without pause. This lady knew her stuff. Also, they do a great shirt-​laundering service for under $ 3 a shirt.
Done and done. I’m yours, Courtesy Cleaners. I’m yours for life!