Browse by state
City pages list every dry cleaner with a map. State pages collect the towns with a single dry cleaner.
- California2,489
- Texas1,989
- New York1,698
- Florida1,452
- Illinois884
- New Jersey760
- Georgia714
- Pennsylvania636
- Massachusetts555
- Virginia532
- North Carolina520
- Ohio475
- Michigan441
- Maryland397
- Colorado327
- Tennessee316
- Washington307
- Arizona287
- Missouri262
- South Carolina259
- Indiana239
- Louisiana239
- Connecticut232
- Alabama215
- Wisconsin204
- Minnesota178
- Oklahoma176
- Nevada164
- Kentucky156
- Oregon140
- Kansas135
- Arkansas128
- Mississippi126
- Utah119
- Washington DC100
- Iowa83
- New Mexico82
- Nebraska71
- Rhode Island67
- Delaware60
- New Hampshire50
- Idaho48
- Hawaii41
- West Virginia28
- Maine24
- Montana22
- Vermont19
- Alaska14
- South Dakota14
- North Dakota13
- Wyoming12
What this is
DryCleanerAtlas is a free directory of dry cleaners in the United States, organised by state and city. Every listing has an address; most have a phone number, and where a business publishes its hours or services we show those too. Listings come from open data and from the businesses themselves, who can correct their card at any time — about the directory. Nothing on the lists is paid placement.
Pick a state above, or use the “near me” button to jump to the dry cleaners closest to you. City pages show the full list with a map; state pages collect smaller towns that have a single dry cleaner.
Guides
All guides-
PlanningDry cleaning symbols: what to show the cleaner on your care label
Identify the professional-care mark and let the cleaner interpret the full label.
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PlanningDry cleaning vs laundry: choose the service for the garment
Ask about the cleaning method and finishing, then confirm what is included in the order.
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PlanningHow long does dry cleaning take? Confirm the pickup date before drop-off
Check the cutoff, item type and actual ready-for-collection time with your location.
2026-11-04
Popular cities
- New York, NY549
- Houston, TX305
- Chicago, IL265
- Los Angeles, CA237
- Brooklyn, NY187
- Dallas, TX134
- Miami, FL132
- San Francisco, CA112
- Philadelphia, PA112
- Atlanta, GA110
- San Antonio, TX103
- Las Vegas, NV97
- Charlotte, NC96
- Washington, DC95
- Austin, TX88
- Orlando, FL82
- Jacksonville, FL76
- San Diego, CA75
- Tampa, FL75
- Denver, CO74
- Seattle, WA74
- Phoenix, AZ68
- Boston, MA60
- San Jose, CA59
Common questions
What is dry cleaning?
Dry cleaning cleans clothes with a liquid solvent instead of water. It is used for delicate fabrics and garments labeled dry clean only.
How do I know if a garment needs dry cleaning?
Check the care label first. If it says dry clean only, take it to a cleaner. If it says dry clean, you may be able to wash it carefully, but ask the cleaner when you are unsure.
Should I point out stains?
Yes. Tell the cleaner what the stain is and how long it has been there, because that affects how it is treated. Do not rub or treat it with products first.
How long does dry cleaning take?
It varies by shop and by the type of garment. Many cleaners return everyday items in a few days, while special items can take longer, so ask when you drop off.
Can a dry cleaner guarantee a stain will come out?
No. Some stains are permanent, especially old ones or ones set by heat. A good cleaner will tell you what to expect before they start.