I have been looking for a dry cleaner without success for some months. But then my washing machine…read morebecame inoperable, and I was desperate to find someone who would wash and fold - voila'! Wheelers does it all! The people who answer the phone are courteous and friendly, and I was very pleased that all my laundry was clean, folded, and they used my scent-free detergent as requested. A little more pricey than the service I used recently in Ashland, but well worth it. I am picking up another pile of it today. The only possible drawback is that they close at 2pm, which makes it necessary for me to go there on my way to work. Now I have to gather up all my dry cleaning... Support your local business - they've been here for 50 years, I think!

I recently moved to Roanoke and did a long search for a good cleaners. This by far the best in the…read morevalley. They are professional, friendly and customer focused. They do same day cleaning on specified days. They know me by name and when I got held at work late, stayed open late until I arrived. I need the clothes the next day so they are my heros!

Very nice. I am 49 year old female with physical disability and this laundry mat spacy easy to get…read morearound in with plenty buggies. Cleanest laundry mat I've been in around Roanoke helpful employees not always there but so helpful when they are . I drive across town always now to do my laundry

Excellent job on a men`s blazer. It now looks new! It had many previous food stains I thought would…read morenever be removed, but they all came out. It was beautifully ironed to perfection.

Be aware. Their rug cleaning costs have tripled. They are supposed to give you an estimate. Make…read moresure you ask as we were not given that.

In town for a funeral this weekend. I come to Coin laundry on Williamson Road the laundry itself is…read moreclean and organized. The smallest machine is 4.50 a little expensive. But that not my issue. My issue is why do we let businesses get away with mistreating our communities of black and brown customers. How do you have a laundromat without a working restroom. People are here for hours at a time and can't use the restroom. Some people are dropped off and that's unfortunate and unacceptable that you put an out of order sign up so we won't use it. Fucked up is what it is. I won't return. For that reason I only give it a 2 star.

I needed to wash and dry a large down comforter that was too big for my home appliances. I have…read morenegative associations with most coin laundries from the days when I had to use them every week - they were dirty, many machines were broken, all the working machines were in use, unsavory people were hanging around, etc. But this place was totally different. It's clean. It had plenty of washers and driers including a good number of the commercial size I needed. Plenty of machines were available. In a Wednesday afternoon there weren't many people there, and the ones that were seemed reasonably savory. There was a working side machine and even a clean bathroom. I got all the change I needed from one of the two working change machines, and got the job done fairly quickly. In fact, my only complaint is that there were no chairs or benches to sit on. Nothing. Nada. I think I understand why, but it was still an annoyance. I had to position my car so I could sit in it and watch the entrances in case my laundry decided to walk out. Overall though, I would highly recommend this place.

If you love your clothes don't go here. consistently at least one article of clothing is fried…read moreafter going through the dryers, after the first time I assessed and used the delicate setting every time after with no difference

this place was awesome and less than two minutes from my house but I hate the new card situation so…read moremuch that I will be choosing to drive further to a more expensive laundromat just so I don't have to get a card. why can I just pay in quarters. why do I need a card. in no way shape or form is that easier than pulling quarters out of my pocket.

I think for regular shirts they might do ok, but I brought in my husband and grandsons tuxedos for…read moreclean and press- their pressing of the shirts wasn't great. I had to re-iron the shirts because the French cuffs were ironed flat, the tuxedo collar was ironed flat, the shirt was basically still wrinkled around the shoulders and front tucks

Everything that I've gotten washed and dry cleaned here was amazing, the business is great, amazing…read morecustomer service. Prices are reasonable and pick up time is great! I've been using this dry cleaners for awhile and I can't say that I'd go to a different one any time soon. Best dry cleaners in Roanoke!

I'm not sure how others can say the washers in this dry cleaning establishment are broken and…read moremoldy, considering they are not within view if the front counter. This dry cleaning business has been a staple if the neighborhood for a long time and is run by a charming, helpful staff. I've been taking my work shirts and pants there weekly for the past decade and I have no complaints. No matter if I have special requests in a drop-off, they always come through. There is a laundry facility in the building next door. I can't speak to that, but it always seems to be busy, do it can't be that bad. If you need cheap, reliable dry cleaning, this is the place in NE Roanoke!

You can select any temperature you want to wash your clothes in but all you get is COLD WATER.read more

Amy (The Stitch Dr.) lives up to her name. I came in from out of town with a last minute bridesmaid…read moredress alteration, needing a hem and shoulders taken in. Upon calling she assured me she could handle it and have it back to me before my deadline. She has a cute and functional little shop and couldn't be easier to communicate with. I am so thankful I ended up choosing to support this small business. She is truly talented. I could not have had a better experience.

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.