Pro Care Cleaners

Had new dress shirt, only worn one time, cleaned. They ruined it, their equipment was too hot now the shirt has shiny spots and spots where the colors changed. STAY AWAY!
Sep 9th, 2022

I have dropped of 2 suit jackets and 15 shirts. My suit jackets were perfect and all my shirts were neatly starched and pressed. She even replaced a button for free on one of my button ups. My only complaint is that on one shirt had a small stain that didn't come out. I'm not sure if it was because of the cleaning or the stain type (kimchi) that it wasn't removed. Other than that i recommend this place thanks to her friendly service.
Sep 5th, 2022

Have been coming here for years! They are fantastic! Ok,,, Need to update my review from 6 years ago,,, the business was sold a few years back and the new owners.. Well I'm just going to say I'll never,,, ever,,, never return! I won't go into any details so you can make your own decisions, but you have been warned!!
Jul 23rd, 2022

Made the mistake of taking my suits elsewhere and they DESTROYED every single suit. Came back to this sweet lady and she was able to not only put my suit back together, but make it look brand new!! Thank you so much!!
Feb 4th, 2020

I was shocked to see that there has been no reviews of this place. It is just west off the corner of Peachtree Industrial Blvd and Abbotts Bridge Road, on the South side as you make the turn. The signage isn't large, but you can see that it's there. I recently moved to Duluth from Chicago and I am used to using someone to take good care of my clothes since I am a larger fella and some of the items I have worn I had to custom make because of my unique size. That being said, the first time I came here- the owner greeted me nicely. Apparently they have a drive thru, and I was parking and walking up to the door to get some exercise. However, with the current situation it is recommended that you use the drive thru area. Convenient and safer! The person who runs this location (I assume is the owner of the franchise here) is Korean. I do not speak fluent, but enough to say hello, thank you, and other things that are not impressive. However, she noticed immediately that the mask I was wearing was way too small because it was literally dragging my ears down so they would be folded in half. She offered to make me a mask on the spot. She in fact had one to give me. I offered to pay, being that this is something that I was not comfortable with just taking. But after speaking with my mother, apparently this is a Korean thing and I was going to get this mask from her no matter what. I am glad I took it. I have been wearing the holy hell out of it now that it doesn't make my ears hurt or even give me any blisters. Today when I went to pick up the items I dropped off, she met me outside of the store (please use the drive thru) and I told her I wanted to get some steps in since I was a diabetic. From now on, I'll respect her wishes and keep my distance. The pricing for my items was pretty reasonable, I paid $30 to get 2 pairs of pants and 4 shirts dry cleaned. Coming from Chicago, I think this is pretty much on par for what I was getting. Plus, it is CRITICAL to support small business owners and I especially want to support people who have come from the same country that my parents immigrated from. I'm not saying I'm particularly only supporting Korean businesses- that's ridiculous- but I have a nice feeling when I do. I took a bunch of business cards and will distribute to my friends when I see them. I hope that they consider using them, it is really convenient, and they were fast. My things were ready in two days, but I don't exactly need that turnaround time. I wish I asked the owner her name- but I'll leave that to my mother when I have her visiting to do the reconnaissance/info gathering mission for me. LOL I am sometimes a fool. Also, she decided today that the mask she gave me was still not big enough. She said she was going to make me another one. I told her it was fine, but I know Korean mothers and I suspect there will be another one coming my way when I next stop by here. I should have been more respectful of my culture growing up...it's rewarding to know how the local community sticks together during difficult times. SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS ESPECIALLY DURING THESE DIFFICULT AND UNCERTAIN TIMES!
May 19th, 2020