I usually order cedar bags as I use them for various items to store in the basement- the cost is…read more miniscule compared to how they work. Service at Lindeman's stores is always friendly and helpful. The gals are quite personable and I always enjoy going there. "They take care of me!"

Quality service, attention to detail and really good communication. They do a great job on dry…read morecleaning, offer mending and tailoring services, if they find something that needs mending, they will take care of it and let you know that they did the work. That can be organized with them when you set up your service and I would recommend it. They offer pick up and drop off at my apartment building and it has always worked well. They are quick to pick up the phone if you have a question or problem, very personable.

This place is super clean. You can usually expect to spend roughly $5 when coming to this location…read more Open decent hours everyday and Holidays as far as I know. Owner is very kind and respectful.

Loyal customer for 14 years. Was charged $17.95 to dry clean a sweater after Christmas. Big…read moreprice increase!! Will find another place to go. They always did a great job. Sorry to leave them.

Went in today and was quoted 10.95 per pair of pants to dry clean / press…read more That is a 300% mark up from what I was paying at a major chain - not a sweat shop - in Las Vegas NV in June of this year (2024). Staff was extremely nice (hence the Star)....but owner is a criminal to charge that much. Criminal. I am gonna open up a store if this profit margin is this high. Safer than being a drug dealer for that rate of return. Martinizing Dry Cleaner....the Pablo Escobar of Green Bay Dry Cleaning. Shame on ya. Shaaaaame.

I did not have a great experience at Executive Dry Cleaners…read more The Bad: When I dropped off my pants to be cleaned, there was a price advertised to clean 3 pairs. I only had 2 pairs, and when I picked them up, they charged me $3 or $4 more than it would have cost to clean three. I was clearly confused because that makes no sense, and they were kind of rude when I asked for them to just charge me for 3 pairs. They said that that wasn't "the deal" and refused. Technically, they did advertise 3 pairs for certain price, but I felt taken advantage of. The Good: The pants looked fine. They weren't pressed all that well but were cleaner than when they were dropped off. Overall, I walked away feeling like they pulled a fast one on me, which is never something you want to feel when doing business. I think they would be better served by making customers want to keep coming back. I won't be returning and suggest you clarify the price you'll be paying before handing over your clothes.

I paid to get my coat laundered, and I even paid extra to get the liner washed. New, it was a $700…read morecoat. It's made of wool... not the annoying peacoat kind of wool, the more smooth, easier to take care of, wool. There was lint -all over- the liner, and when I commented on it, I got a snarky response from both catty women over there. "Oh lint removal costs extra, why do you think we sell those things?" and she pointed at the lint remover tool. This wasn't ever mentioned when I paid the initial extra charge to get the liner laundered. There were spots still on it, that I know could have been removed, and all I got was "that would have cost extra." Well, this would have been helpful to know BEFORE I actually gave them the coat! I had already PAID extra for the liner, and there was nothing mentioned about MORE extra being paid for the lint removal. "Well everyone knows that." What? I don't take my stuff into get laundered once a week, ya know. Absolutely the most horrible customer service I've ever encountered. The lady replied when I said I was dissatisified after I inspected the coat, "I've never had a complaint in 9 years." That's not surprising, because if you actually voice your opinion to these catty women, you will end up getting yelled at. The reason they never got a complaint, was because the people leave there, and never darken their doorstep again. As I was putting my liner back in my coat, because I wanted to wear it, and my other coat was not made for sub-zero temperatures, the other catty lady said I was wasting her employees time by standing there reassembling my coat. THE NERVE! Horrible. Don't ever go there.

all machines are junk don't waste your time going there. bad…read morewashers bad dryers bad service.

This is a very clean nice place to come and do laundry. The…read moreemployees are very friendly and helpful. Wouldn't go anywhere else to do my laundry.

Don't do business with them if you can avoid it. I paid for something MONTHS ago, they sent me…read moreanother statement asking me to ya for it again. I used a cashiers check from my credit union. Someplace that writes out probably thousands of checks a week. I don't have a check number.... it's NOT MY account. The money wasn't redeposited into my account.... meaning THEY CASHED THE CHECK. They cashed the check and NEVER CREDITED my account. Now, when I called them to take care of it, they refuse. They refuse bc I don't have a check number.... they won't let me talk to their accountant, who obviously cashed the damn check. The check with MY NAME AS THE CREDITOR! Yet, never bothered to credit my account.....

Good cleaning but awful customer service! I brought in 3…read moreitems to be altered. They took my name and phone number and told me it should be done in 10 days. After 10 days, I called and they had no record of my clothes! They couldn't find my name or my number in their system! When I went in, first they told me I was too early, that alterations always took 2 weeks (not what they told me when I dropped them off), then they couldn't find my account, but found my wife's, but no record of clothes! They told me I had to go to their corporate office to get help! After explaining that I gave them the items on Lime Kiln and that I expected Lime Kiln to find them, they agreed to look further. Finally, they found my clothes! Well, 2 out of 3 of my items! The problem? They took my long last name, cut it in half and entered the second half as my last name and the first half as my first name. So "Greenlight" became "Light, Green"!! No wonder they couldn't find me in their system. Also, they butchered my phone number so they couldn't find me by phone. Finally, about the 3rd item. They decided it was a minor repair so gave it a lower priority so it wasn't ready with the other 2, forcing me to make a second trip. The final result? at 7:00AM the next morning they called me, waking me up!, to tell me my 3rd item was ready! Overall, they pretty much fouled up everything they could foul up in their interaction with me!

Dropped off a king size cotton/polyester quilt for laundering. I had a coupon for $1.49 per pound…read morefor laundered goods so figured was worth it not to go to the laundromat during Covid. I have had multiple negative encounters, primarily on pricing, with Lindeman's but I had a coupon right? What I had calculated to be about $11 with tax came to $68.37 after a 15% discount!!!!. They identified it as down comforter and dry cleaned it. When I said I shouldn't have to pay for their mistake they said "someone" failed to tell me at drop off that household goods like quilts and blankets can't be laundered, only towels and such. Had I been informed of this I would've just gone to the laundromat. To the DePere shop's credit, the clerk called to get some resolution but the Monroe shop said no changes. I should have just left it there for them to donate and bought a new quilt but you know how some things just belong. So figuring this is their mistake I called the Monroe shop when I got home. They now offered to "credit" me the difference between down and cotton. Guess how much? $35? $30? Nope. The credit was $9.75. They kept asking how they could make it right. To me it was $57 in cash back. I decided writing up this review was more valuable for others than the $10 back to me. Lindeman's has been around forever and the complaints I see out here and the low ratings won't likely change their making a fortune. What I can do is recommend you take your dry cleaning to One Hour Martinizing at 1233 S Military Ave in Green Bay. They have a 4.6 rating and used to have a customer loyalty discount of 20%. And maybe I'll send a copy of this to the Better Business Bureau..... I gave one star only because I had to to get this posted.

A lovely woman was working there when I went in and was very nice. However, I'm not one to pay an…read morearm and a leg to have a shirt, pants, and casual dress dry cleaned. Nothing special, $50. The extra, surprise charges after pick up were the kicker for me. There are plenty of places in the area you can go to in order to get quality cleaning results at an affordable price. Thanks but no thanks Lindeman's.

Fast and friendly service with fair prices. The place a few doors down charged me almost as much as…read morethe coat cost to clean it last spring. Sterling does a much better job as well. My winter coat was absolutely filthy and now it looks brand new. Thank you Sterling Dry Cleaners!

Friendly People! They always have a smile. I have always received excellent service from the…read morewonderful people at this Sterling Cleaners. Their prices are very good. I have had all sorts of clothing professionally cleaned with them. I would definitely recommend checking them out.

They ley homeless people stay in the laundry mat and take up all the seating and let them stink up…read morethe place and dirty it u, who wants to try and do laundry around that? We came this morning and 4 of em came and pushed us out

We love this laundry mat we were sad that when they had their fire and which closed them for 2…read moreyears now that they're back open we are very excited to resume being patrons it's a clean establishment the owner doesn't tolerate BS

I am disabled and the attendant was not happy that I was sitting in a chair to fold my wash. Told…read moreme she was going to call the owner on me, I said you do that! I guess this business does not know what the AD act is. So here you go! The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities. Signed into law on July 26, 1990, by President George H.W. Bush, the ADA ensures that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else in areas such as employment, public accommodations, transportation, and telecommunications. It defines disability as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities and mandates that necessary changes be made to ensure accessibility for individuals with disabilities. The ADA is divided into three titles: employment, state and local government, and public accommodations

Clean, efficient and the staff is very friendly. All you can ask for a laundry! Restroom clean, TV…read moreand clean tables. Amazing place. Prices don't seem bad and the change machines work!!!