I get everything done here! I wrote a more extensive review on Google but to be straight to the…read morepoint, I spend a lot to get things tailored to my size as a short 5'0 petite and I do it all here. It's nothing outrageous and a price I am willing to pay over and over for a job well done. An example of a dress I had tailored - both fixing the initially very ill-fitting and loose bust as well as adjusting the hem. As you can see it now fits perfectly! Wore it to a wedding and got tons of compliments!

They seem like very nice people but would not recommend. Pants hemmed unevenly, sleeves not brought…read morein to proper length, and waist brought in in a strange way so that the pleats no longer line up. Regret bringing my suits here and now need to find someone to fix the damage as I don't trust triangle tailors.

I decided to stop giving my business to this laundromat/cleaners for a couple of reasons. The…read morefirst time I dropped off some clothing items for dry cleaning (jeans, shorts) I was given a one-week turnaround time. There was no special care required for the jeans other than a request for laundry. It was not during any holiday or shutdown time. How ridiculous!!! Secondly, the laundromat is primarily frequented by minorities which is why I think the owner isn't concerned with repairing so many of the machines that have been unoperable for several months. After frequencing the facility for nearly a year and still seeing the same washers and dryers out of order, I inquired with the manager on duty as to why the machines weren't repaired timely which would speed up the wait time during peak hours? The woman became offensive and lied and stated that one washer cost $50,000 to repair. Now, we all know that is not true and most laundromat facilities rent the machines and there are service agreements in place for repairs. As well, I usually frequent the laundromat at night and the floors and machines are not always clean, despite staff being present but usually in the office with the door closed and on the phone on personal phone calls. The onsite manager was so offended by my timely repair question that she became unruly and unprofessional and then talked about my inquiry to a hispanic employee who decided to pick up the unprofessionalism and challenge me also. At the end of the day, my money matters and I choose to spend it where I receive good customer service and feel valued as a customer.

Overpriced and poor cleaning service, drop clothes for dry cleaning and came back with STAINS, they…read moretried a 2nd time and got one stain out but back with another, plus my sweater had NOT been cleaned, it's stilled smelled of my perfume and was partially wrinkled, will NEVER EVER RETURN!

They did a fabulous job altering my dress. The lady came from the back and helped me decide what…read morewould look best. My dress had a lot of material to alter. She was very helpful and patient. It wasn't inexpensive but it was worth it.

Superb customer service!! Parking, affordable prices. We had a specific project that we needed done…read moreand they were able to accommodate all of our needs. We are thankful for the opportunity to begin such an amazing partnership.

I have had nothing but good service at very reasonable prices while using this company.'…read moreThe young woman who is working most days is delightful and is always ready to help. I do not understand some of the critiques. They do a good job at very reasonable prices;

CAN YOU BELIEVE they wanted $14.00 to clean a sport coat!!!…read more $6.00 for the cleaning and $8.00 to wipe off some hairs on the sportcoat. i told the guy in the store. i will never , ever darken your door again. i have been have clothes dry cleaned for 60 + years and no one ever charged me extra because of a few hairs clinging to the coat. this coat is cashmere, but I have never been charged extra before went across the street to to one next to the hardware store and they just charged the regular price.

Before I found Page Road Dry Cleaners, I tried may others and was always disappointed with quality,…read morelost items etc. Page Road has NEVER lost an item in the 7+ years I've been using them, and their quality is top notch. They even use bar coding. A little more expensive but so worth it.

I'm surprised about the bad reviews. I dropped off a cashmere sweater, linen romper, and a blouse;…read moreall turned out fine and they were ready on time. Pricing seems a bit on the high side, but as this is very relative, I'll let you decide. Here's what I was charged: Cashmere sweater: $7.10 Linen romper: $9.50 Blouse: $5.10 What I find unique is that they attach a permanent label with a barcode on the tag of your item so it can never get lost. It's a great way to reduce usage of those annoying paper tags. If you are very particular about how the tags look on your clothing, or if you want to keep the tags in perfect condition, then I don't recommend bringing your items here as this method appears non-negotiable. One review mentioned how parking can be difficult, which I can confirm is valid. I've been very lucky to be able to visit during off peak Starbucks hours, so I never experienced not being able to park. But if you hate dealing with traffic and difficult parking, I'd avoid coming by this place in the morning.

Thank you for all your help! Quick service and friendly staff! A bit expensive but I was in a…read morehurry.

I don't leave reviews often, and it's even rarer for me to leave a negative one, but I feel this is…read morenecessary. I had been going to Z-Koretizing for about 6 months and had dropped off a brand-new dress. When I went to pick up the dress, I was told it "came in with a bunch of stains that they tried to get out and they couldn't, and that I must've given the dress to someone before giving it to them." Additionally, this dress had a belt that was lost during cleaning. I took the dress home, and it had brown stains lining it. After calling again, they said they would never give a dress stain and that the best they could do was refund the money I paid to get the dress dry cleaned. They said they would call back on the next business day. It has been a month, and I have not received a call or any compensation for this dress. Safe to say I will not return.

The staff here seem nice and welcoming. I had a few questions that were answered. The space is…read moreclean. Price point is aligned with other tailor shops in the area.

I had 5 jackets and 2 trousers altered here--3 odd (sports) jackets and 2 full suits (jackets and…read morepants). I had asked them to make a number of alterations to the suits and jackets for a better fit. I also asked them to pull the stitching on the suit pockets so I could use them and fix a snag in one of the odd jackets. They said this would be no problem and agreed to do all the work. The odd jackets came out fine as far as I can tell. No obvious errors in the alterations on the odd jackets or suit jackets. However, when I came in to pick up the jackets, I saw they hadn't fixed the snag and failed to open up the suit pockets. It's common for new suits to have the pockets sewn shut. A seamstress can rip these open and make them functional--it's not a difficult task for someone who knows what they're doing and shouldn't take long. But, they simply didn't do it as promised. After pointing this out, Ann sent the suit jacket, vest, and snagged odd jacket to the back to have them worked on. The odd jacket came back fixed, and the suit jacket with functional pockets. But, the vest pockets hadn't been touched. So, I had to send it back again reiterating the work we agreed on. Ann asked me "are you sure the vest pockets are real? We don't want to open them up if they're not real." Yes Ann, they're real--any seamstress can tell just by eyeballing it. The only major problem with the alterations was the pants for one of my suits. They damaged the fabric on the waist of one of my suit pants when letting it out, then didn't want to accept responsibility for the damage, implying that it might have been that way when the pants were originally made. No, they weren't damaged when I brought them in. This was a MTM suit I had made back in 2016, and worn exactly twice since then (It's spent most of its life hanging up in my closet due to me getting a bit too fat in the mid-section and not being able to fit into the pants, and not having an occasion to wear it until now). It looks like they were accidentally damaged when pulling the stitch to do the alteration. Hey, it happens to even the best of tailors, but the way to handle this is to fess up, own it, and try to make it right--not pretend it didn't happen or minimize it. They also left a bunch of loose threads when they were done instead of cleaning everything up. That's just sloppy workmanship. The pants are still wearable, but I'm disappointed by the damage since this suit is a bit sentimental to me (it was my wedding suit). Ann tried to shrug it off as not being very noticeable. To me, this is unacceptable. A simple apology and offer to make it right would have gone a long way. Instead, the shop engaged in juvenile face-saving behavior, which is unprofessional. This, coupled with the fact that I had to remind them multiple times to do other finishing details we had agreed on made for a disappointing experience. The suits are still wearable, the odd jackets did ultimately get finished correctly and fit well. Damage aside, I didn't get the level of customer service I was expecting (especially given the number of garments I brought them), and they didn't offer any sort of compensation for the damage. Lesson learned, I guess. I hate writing reviews like this, but I also don't like being treated poorly by businesses who are doing a lot of work for me and cashing the check regardless of the outcome.