Excel Dry Cleaners

Dear customers. From Monday next week the government will remove the final COVID restrictions including the wearing of face masks and social distancing. Given the alarming rise in cases of the new variant we intended to carry on with the practice of face masks , distancing and continually sanitising until it is brought under control. You will be welcome to enter the shop without a mask but would recommend for all our safety that you choose to do so. Hopefully not too far down the road total normality will return. Thank you very much. John. Excel dry cleaners.

Dear customers. With the lockdown now firmly established footfall throughout the city has fallen dramatically. While we are still committed to keeping our services available we have reduced our opening times to 10am to 2.0pm Mon to Fri and 10am to 1.0pm Sat. For anyone who cannot get into us please call 07590524828 and we will arrange a collection and delivery . We will resume normal service as soon as we can post lockdown. Please keep safe. Kind regards. John

Dear customers. With a new lockdown about to start we are pleased to advise that because of our exemption status we will remain open meeting all your cleaning requirements pre Christmas and beyond. Anyone unable to get to us please do call and we will arrange to collect and re deliver. Kind regards. John. Excel dry cleaners.

Hello everybody. I hope you are all safe and well. It looks more and more like we are heading for another full lockdown around the 24th October when schools start their half-term break. May I suggest that if you have anything you need cleaning such as winter jackets and coats, or duvets, pillows and bedding as the weather gets colder that you get them to us sooner rather than later. As always we operate a rigorous sanitation regime and masks must be worn. Kind Regards. Excel dry cleaners.

Dear customers. We are re opening again on Monday 1st June and look forward to seeing you all again. We will be practising social distancing and a high level of hygiene to keep us all safe as long as is necessary. See you very soon. John Maskill.