Pre-inspection

Before we clean we:
1. Read care labels
2. Look for stains
3. Process through various cleaning methods

Final Inspection

During final inspections we look for:
4. Pressing
5. Stains
6. Missing Fashion Accessories
7. Open Hems
8. Loose threads
9. Missing, Cracked, or Loose buttons
10. Zippers operation

We make sure your garment is ready to wear!

Who is responsible for my garment if problems occur when cleaned?

The manufacturer is responsible to offer a product that will perform satisfactorily for its normal life expectancy when it is cleaned according to the instruction specified by the care label. The consumer is responsible for damage that occurs during use and home care. This includes chemical damage from spillage of beverages, medications, perfumes, hair dyes or perspiration, along with abrasion from wear or failure to follow care instructions. The dry cleaner is responsible for damage caused by improper stain removal and/or improper cleaning techniques that may have been used, including improper finishing. It is the dry cleaners responsibility to follow the care instruction or advise the customer when in their best judgment that an alternative process should be used.