This place is closed. Has been for about a year. Do not know the circumstances. Before it closed, I had no issues with them. But like I said, they have closed. read more

It's Little bit hard to find and run by one person. So if want quick then not good idea to come here. Takes 3-4 days. Its quite and clean place. read more

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If all you need is ordinary dry cleaning, then this place is OK. But trying to communicate with the man I assume is the owner is a waste of time. Either he doesn't speak English or he just plain does not listen to his customers. I brought a leather jacket to him to have the zipper replaced. He said that it needed to be sent out for that. I said that that would be fine and I repeated to him about six times that it was being sent out to have the zipper replaced. He said yes each time. When the leather jacket came back it had been cleaned but the zipper had not been replaced. I told him that I had sent it out to have the zipper replaced and yet it hadn't been done. He said that replacing a zipper could cost $45 and the jacket would have to be sent out again. It's nice that he seems to be doing so well that he can afford to drive customers away. read more

TL:DR: the cleaner did not remove stains from my pants, then added new stains to my pants and jacket, then removed the new and old stains from my pants and jacket but added another new stain to the pants, put holes on my suit jacket and pants, accused me of not paying my bill until I provided my receipt showing payment, did not remove the stain from my dress shirt, and steadfastly refused to refund me for the cost of cleaning the dress shirt even though he did not clean one of the stains that was the reason for me bringing the shirt in in the first place. I took suit pants I was going to wear to a wedding to this cleaner. I pointed out stains on the cuffs and the front of the pants and was told they would be cleaned. When I returned to pick up the pants, the stains on the cuffs were still there. The cleaner offered to re-clean the pants, but I was going to the wedding in two days. The cleaner then offered to re-clean them the following week. The following week I returned to have the pants re-cleaned, and also brought my suit jacket with a stain on the lapel and my dress shirt with a stain on the cuff. When I returned to pick up the items I found that the shirt still had the stain on the cuff. The suit jacket still had the stain on the lapel and the pants still had stains on the cuffs. Additionally, there where now new stains on the suit jacket front and sleeve and on the pants front and cuffs. I pointed these out to the owner and he offered to re-clean them again. He then placed pins in the locations of each of the stains. He also pointed out I hadn't paid him for the cleaning of these items the previous time I was in. I disagreed and stated that I had paid him. He continued to profess I had not until I produced a sales receipt from my last visit showing that I had paid. He scrutinized the receipt and his records before acquiescing that I had paid. I still wonder what would have happened had I not been careful about keeping my receipt and bringing it with me. I returned a final time to pick up my items. The dress shirt still has the stain on the cuff. The suit pants had the old and the newer stains cleaned, but there is now a new mysterious blue stain near one of the cuffs. The suit jacket was cleaned. However, there are now pin holes in my suit jacket and suit pants from where the owner put pins in my items. I pointed out that the shirt still had the stain and he stated that some stains just could not be cleaned. I said okay, but I would like a refund on the shirt since he did not remove the stain, which I pointed out to him on my first visit. The owner turned away from me while we were talking and made himself busy with other things while speaking to me. It gave me the impression that he simply did not want to deal with me anymore. He would not refund me for the cost of cleaning the shirt, and continued to protest against giving a refund until I left. So in all: the cleaner did not remove stains from my pants, then added new stains to my pants and jacket, then removed the new and old stains from my pants and jacket but added another new stain to the pants, put holes on my suit jacket and pants, accused me of not paying my bill until I provided my receipt showing payment, did not remove the stain from my dress shirt, and steadfastly refused to refund me for the cost of cleaning the dress shirt even though he did not clean one of the stains that was the reason for me bringing the shirt in in the first place. I will not be using this cleaner ever again. read more

I had been going to Puritan Cleaners for almost two years. For the most part my experiences with them were positive. There had been a couple of times when I'd pick up my shirts and find a rip on the elbow. I never brought it up to them because there could've been a possibility that the shirts were a little worn. But, it happened again recently and on a shirt that was pretty much new. When it came time to bring some more dry cleaning to them I also brought in the shirt that was ripped. I arrived there and I was greeted by the gentleman who normally answers the counter. As he had done before he greeted me with a warm welcome. I put down my dress shirts and slacks for him to tally up. I also handed him the ripped shirt, which was still on the hanger with the plastic fastener to attached to the collar. I let him know that the last time I picked up my dry cleaning from him this shirt was part of it. Immediately he got defensive and tried to say that the shirt was probably old and that's why it ripped. I pointed out to him that the shirt was newer and supported it by showing him that there was absolutely no wear or fading in or around the area that was ripped. Then he took it a step further and pointed out the pressed creases on the sleeves. He said his store doesn't crease their sleeves so the rip couldn't possibly have come from them. I was blown away by his comments because up to this point I had only brought my dry cleaning to Puritan Cleaners and his store definitely put the creases and rip in my shirt. I was so taken back that I just grabbed my clothes and left. I left the ripped shirt and as I was leaving his store I just told him that this is really bad business on his part. The sad part about all of this is that I wasn't even asking for anything. I figured he would probably offer something, but I hadn't asked for a thing. Terrible business. When I left his store I went straight to Champion Cleaners, which is the next closest dry cleaning place to my house. I would not put your trust in Puritan Cleaners. Go elsewhere. read more