SPOTLESS DRYCLEANING &
CLOTHING REPAIRS
4736 Lakelse Ave. Terrace Plaza
Next to Mr. Mikes
250-635-2820
Open Tuesday to Friday 9-6
Saturday 10-5

Additional services

Same Day Service
Alterations, Zippers, Hems,Patches
Drapery cleaning
Wedding Gown Restoration
Sports Wash-Hockey Gear

Sales
Nova Down Pillows & Quilts
Canadian Made in Vancouver
Hypo allergenic Pillows
Twin to King Size

ONSIGHT EMBROIDERY

Screen Printing, Iron On
Custom Hats, Hoodies, Uniforms
Promotional Items
Mugs Pens Nic Nacs
Fast Dependable Service
250-635-5119

SUPERIOR LINEN
We sell used coveralls
-Coverall Rentals / Sales
-Cooks Whites
-Towels, Wipers
-Hi Vis Safety Clothing
-Mat Rentals
250-635-2820

SPOTLESS LAUNDROMAT

3223 Emerson St. 635-5119
-Large front load washers
-Supplies
-Attendant
-Bachelor service

SUNDAZZLER TANNING SALON
Stand Up Booth

3223 Emerson St. 635-5119
-48 lamps 19 fans
-11 Minutes max
-lotions & Intensifiers


A Family Business Serving; Terrace, Kitimat, Smithers, Houston and the Hazeltons since 1966


The Heighington family has been providing the highest quality Fabricare, Garment and Textile services for more than a century!

The history begins with John and Bryon Heighington's great-grandfather, Herbert Edward, who did laundry on British navy ships in 1857. In 1915 he opened Camrose Steam Laundry in Alberta, after which his son Herbert opened a drycleaning business.

Eventually, Herberts son Norman took over the business and started up in Prince George the City's first commercial and industrial drycleaner.

Norm moved his business to Terrace at a later date.

Currently, John and Bryon operate three locations in Terrace. Superior Linen Supply on Legion Avenue, Spotless Drycleaners on Lakelse Avenue and Spotless Cleaners, Laundromat & Onsight Embroidery on Emerson Street across from the post office.

Their brother Ken and his 2 sons Shawn and Richard own three Spotless Drycleaning locations, one suede and leather cleaning plant, three laundromats and B.C.'s newest industrial laundry, in Prince George.


Like many inventions, dry cleaning came about by accident. In 1855, Jean Baptiste Jolly, a French dye-works owner, noticed that his table cloth became cleaner after his maid accidentally overturned a kerosene lamp on it. Operating through his dye-works company, Jolly offered a new service and called it "dry cleaning."

John Heighington
3223 Emerson Street
Terrace  BC  V8G 2R9
Phone: 250-635-5119 or 635-2820
Fax: 250-635-5110
Email:
Website: www.timecleaners.com