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Nettoyeur Martin

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3.3 Google Review
285 Rue Saint-Jacques, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec, J3B 2L1, Canada
(450) 347-2373 www.martininc.ca
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Jun 15, 2018
Destroyed my leather coat, said that they were going to fix it, coat came back *Fixed* hahahha why am i laughing? they put the zipper on the opposite side, the yellow strap for the parajumper was LOSTED?!?!?! and the zipper for the hood doesnt even close... 2500$ in the garbage ! compensation ? Nothing... ZERO not even a reimbursement of the cleaning .... STAY AWAYYYYY

Jul 27, 2018
J ai faite racourcir les manches d un manteau de cuir avec un zipper et ça ne paraît même pas!! Ils font presque tout travail bien fait et à bon prix! Je les recommande!

Apr 3, 2018
Veston qui ont été nettoyés à deux reprises encore sales (salive de bébé qui a donné un bisou, petit morceau de chocolat fondu...) alors que je leur avais spécifié où étaient les 'taches'.. J'ai dû aller les faire nettoyer ailleurs. Service impeccable à l'autre nettoyaur du Vieux St Jean.

May 2, 2018
Avoir lu les commentaires avant, jamais je n'aurais fait affaire avec cette compagnie. Ils ont brisé les boutons de mon manteau Rudsak ! Je suis allez reporter mon manteau qui a été livré à cette compagnie et ils ont seulement mis une parure ( un tissus ) sur les boutons qui ont été brisé, afin de donner l'allure d'un bouton réparé ? J'espère avoir une suite...

Feb 27, 2018
Pire compagnie de nettoyeur,mon copain a amener son manteaux parajumper tout en cuire dune valeur de 3000$ completement detruit. 3 Mois d'attente pour ravoir son manteaux en piteux etat. Faite Attention a cette compagnie, il ont juste faim pour faire leur argent et la personne au telephone au nom de Linda va vous dire que son patron est en voyage et que nous devons faire une plainte a travers elle.

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