I have a very expensive Anthropology supper fuzzy blanket... --granddaughters were playing around &…read more spilled a green protein dink..... Matson did a perfect job, & got it back to me very quickly!! Would trust them with anything!! gaila

These guys are fast and super reasonably priced. If they give you a time line, it's always met. I'm…read morenow buying cloths that are 'dry clean only' again because I know I can afford it.

Been a very trustworthy business to our family for many years. Honest and hard working with…read morereasonable prices. Although they are out of our way and many other places are more convenient to use, after trying other places we will continue to use beehive as they have earned our loyalty.

Have been going to them for all my life and my parents too. Never had any issues: prompt and high…read morequality service with a smile.

I switched from the appalling Starlite Cleaners and am delighted with Sidney Cleaners. Unlike…read moreStarlite they are friendly, helpful, attentive and reasonably priced.

I have used Sidney Professional dry cleaners for both my personal dry cleaning and for my clients…read moreneeds for at least 20 years if not more. I have never received anything but the very best and friendliest service. Quite apart from the lovely greeting I get every time I visit, this drycleaner has a magic touch and manages to clean even stains that I think are there for ever. I do live and work quite nearby, but I would make the trip to Sidney to have them care for my fabrics. I have friends who travel from Oak Bay to visit Lori and Stu at Sidney Professional Dry Cleaners and I know that you will not be disappointed if you pay them a visit.

I've always taken my large quilts here and they come back in great shape. Staff are always pleasant…read moreand helpful.

Vile staff member, got into an argument with me, then threw my expensive, custom made shirt at me…read more Stay far away from this dry cleaner.

Let me say right up front - dealing with staff was excellent. My rate reflects my decision to take…read morea precious hand-sewn cotton quilt to remove a tiny coffee stain. This is a 50-year-old heirloom where each piece has a story, and it is an ongoing project. Given there were signs everywhere emphasizing their no-strinkage safety with cotton fabrics, I stupidity trusted it. It returned shrunk, each tiny piece slightly smaller and buckled, therefore not matching the ongoing work at home, and many pieces ripped off. AND the tiny stain still remained. I had a near heart attack. Staff insisted they could "fix it". I returned take 2, stain still there, but quick shoddy repair of ripped pieces and they (kindly) insisted I did not have to pay for their mistake. Then, I spent 2 weeks at home re-calibrating to the shrunk piece, and another week removing ruined torn pieces (some were over a 100 years). Lesson learnt. NEVER take a vintage piece to any dry cleaner! A month on, I was still working on repairs.

Super great communication, quick service, and timely delivery and pickup. Highly recommend.read more

Bizarre! I have been a customer for many years. Last month I got a quote of $40 for our weekly…read moresheets wash and fold and that is what I was charged last week. Went back again this week and was charged $80! When I questioned this I was shouted at and told they didn't want complaining customers like me! New owners? Avoid at all costs! Richard Talbot. President SOS. Sidney.

After a terrible customer service experience with another dry cleaner in town, I took my business…read moreto Star-Lite on Bevan Ave in Sidney. This is another 'professional' dry cleaning company not to do business with. After inspecting my dress shirts after they were cleaned, I noticed ripping and other damage around the shoulder on one of the shirts. I brought the shirt back to the Owner looking for resolution. The owner told me that the damage was from my cat (I don't have a cat) and that there was no way possible that 'he' did the damage. I empathized with him knowing that as the Owner of his business, he could take situations like this personally. I explained that I wasn't saying it was 'him' but was simply stating that I did not cause the damage and that it was clear his business was responsible. We went back and forth and after a little while, it was clear that the Owner was not going to own the mistake or try and keep me as a customer. I explained that I was going to take my business elsewhere and he told me to have a good weekend. Absolutely pathetic. Next week I'll try my luck at yet another dry cleaner in town.

I washed some blankets and comforters. Machines were clean and efficient. Staff was very courteous…read moreand helpful!!!

I have been a customer at this Laundromat for almost 2 years. I usually go once or sometimes twice…read morea week. I am always polite and respectful. The female staff is very professional. But I do have valid complaint regarding the manager who also owns the business. Today I did my laundry in an older machine. It's at the back row and 4.00. Because it was very busy , it was the only machine available, so I put it xtra clothes in the machine. This is the only time I have done this. I'm not the only customer who has done this and I most likely won't be the last. After loading the machine I went to sit outside , and then when I returned , the lid of the washer was up. The manager was at the sink and instead of saying to me, "Excuse me miss but you put too many clothes in the machine. Please don't overload next time". But he proceeded to communicate to me in a very condescending way, that was rude, and belittling, and rolling his eyes at me like I am completely stupid. Then he proceeded to tell me that the engine of the machine was giving off an unpleasant odour can't I smell it, and it's ruining the machine. And because of me the cost of doing laundry goes up for everyone. ( lol... all because of me heh lol) There was no odour. That machine is used over and over again, so for me overloading , is not going to be my fault. So then I asked him if it's ok if I put the lid down of the washer, so the wash could finish, there were 4 minutes left. He replied " Oh... what are you trying to ask me now?", in a snitty rude arrogant voice. Then he says " Oh and that's not washing." and rolls his eyes , shakes his head and rudely walks away. He also said that my clothes would be soaking wet when I take them out. My clothes were washed My clothes were not soaking wet. This was a very humiliating way to be treated. Not that he would really care, but won't be returning Sincerely Jennie ,