This is a very nice place. I'm not sure what their single load washers cost. But the 4 load washers…read morewere $5. A great price. Very nice newer Machine for the 4 load ones. The large 3 Load dryers were $0.25 for five minutes. We did two partial 4 load machines and used one 3 load dryer for 50 minutes and everything was dry on the medium setting. It was not busy when we were there. The bathroom looked clean and the machines we used looked scrubbed clean where you pour in your detergent. So clean.

Find another seamstress!!!! Dropped of 20 pairs of cargo…read morepants to be hemmed on 2-10-2026 was told it would take a week or two. Contacted Amy Henley on 02-25-2026, 03-12-2026, and 03-18-2026, no responce to calls or text. Had to reach out to another tenant in the building to find out when she would be there. Went and retrieved my items on 03-18-2026, none had been done, was NOT offered a refund on the $300 I paid her. She just asked me to leave them there so she could finished them, she hadnt even started them in over a month!!! WOW!!!!

On November 12, 2005, I dropped off my winter jacket for repair of the liner and had to pay $60.00…read morein advance for the work that she said would take about a week. After ten days, I texted Stitch Dr. asking the new estimated pickup date. She did not reply. On December 3 she responded to my call, telling me that she had been in Richmond, and that her workspace had no heat and she could not work there. I gave her another 43 days to resolve her difficulties, and then called her phone number on January 15th, 16th, and 21st, each time leaving a voicemail asking that she facilitate my picking up my jacket, repaired or not. She did not reply to any of my calls. With severe weather conditions approaching, I decided to go to her shop unannounced to retrieve my winter jacket. I found the door locked, and no lights on. On my way out, her landlord was in the parking lot, and I asked if they knew of any reason Stitch Dr. might be unable to communicate. I told them the story of these delays and her failure to communicate, and after providing them with a detailed description of the jacket, the liner, and even an Italian Lira note sewn into the liner, they escorted me to her shop where I spotted the leather of my unrepaired property on the bottom of a tall pile of garments stacked in a chair, not even hung up as would be proper and expected. I retrieved my property just in time for the approaching Winter storm. Her landlord said there had never been a problem with the heat in the building. She still has the $60.00 I paid her. After 72 days of waiting for her to answer calls and texts, I mailed her a synopsis of this debacle and a stamped, self-addressed envelope so she could effortlessly send my $60.00 to me. 35 days later, she has not responded.