Teasdale Fenton

2023 Regional Business of the Year Finalist

MADE Chamber & Community Involvement:

Our involvment has always been about giving back. We as a company donate time through out the year to various food pantry's, donation centers, school systems and various other avenues. We are no way close to the standards Jack at Junk King gets involved. But we are taking notes. But this goes along with what we do for the Chamber as well. We look at ourselves as a support peice. We want to contribute and support all of the businesses and individuals that make up such an awesome organization.

Fun Facts About You/Your Business:

We are not a Dry Cleaner. It still amazes me with the amount of people who still do not know what we are as a company. But to put a positive spin on this means that we have so much more opportunity to educate people with all of the fantastic things we do as a company.

A Bit About Teasdale Fenton

Teasdale Fenton Dye House was the original company on the Ohio river, established in 1830. Several years later Teasdale Fenton purchased one of the first few dry cleaners called Fenton Dry Cleaning. The companies merged and created Teasdale Fenton in the 1950’s

Today, they have over 87 vehicles in their fleet and do 120-130 jobs per day, servicing Southern Ohio, Central Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Indiana with over 100 employees. They offer commercial and residential services, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year for Emergency Services . Teasdale Fenton is the largest floor care and restoration company in the Tri-State area with 22 flooring/cleaning service vehicles and 6 emergency service/restoration vehicles .

Learn A Bit More

Why is being part of the Mason Deerfield Chamber important to you/your organization?

Like the sapphire, businesses and organizations have many facets. Which facet is your strength and why?

If your company culture, or personal persona, had to be summed up in five words or less, reflective of a
gemstone, what would they be?

Being a part of the Mason Deerfield Chamber is important because it brinks a sense of community, education and growth for me. Don't forget sales. Sales are good.

Our strength comes from our employees. Everyone here is treated like family and that bond that we have is unmeasurable. It creates a sense of being and strong desire to do more. I am Teasdale Fenton.