Zenith Dry Cleaners

read moreZenith Dry Cleaners, where cleaning is an art, has been making people look good for over five decades. JH Barrow, Jr, better know as Jim or Jimmy to friends and customers joined the dry cleaning industry with his father in 1970. This came naturally to him, having gown up in the business. Since 1980, when JH retired, Jim and his wife Gayla have carried on the tradition of custom, quality workmanship and excellent customer service. Now with a third generation drycleaner, their son, Justin is active in Zenith's future.

read moreZenith Dry Cleaners is here to assist you with all your fabric care needs. When you entrust your clothes and other textiles to us, rest assured they will be professionally inspected from start to finish. Please contact us if you have any questions at 940-387-2317. We clean in the most gentle of all dry cleaning solvents, and use the most advanced detergents, sizing and spotting agents. Our experienced finishers use the pressing equipment that is appropriate for your garment's particular fabric.

read moreThank you so much for jumping through hoops to get Stacy's dress repaired. As always, I didn't find out about this until the last minute (Thurs) and then didn't notice the problem until it was too late and Dillard's didn't have another one. Well.you have a daughter - need I say more? It's always something! I wish to compliment Zenith [Dry] Cleaners of Denton for always going out of their way for customers. The needs of the customer are consistently met with very high standards. They strive to insure everything is just right!

read moreBuilt by JH Barrow, Zenith opened for business in 1951. He established a tradition of providing custom, quality workmanship and excellent customer service. This tradition is continued today by his son and daughter-in-law, Jim and Gayla Barrow. Introduced to the industry in 1913, JH worked as a drycleaner's apprentice in Dallas. There he learned the "art" of fine drycleaning, which also included fabric dyeing and fur cleaning. As his career progressed, JH became the manager of the Laundry Department at the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) in Denton.