NAICS 812320

Dry Cleaning & Laundry Services in California

Establishments primarily engaged in providing dry cleaning and non-coin-operated laundry services.

Establishments (2023)
2,013
Statewide, California
Employees
11,716
Mid-March employment
Annual payroll
$395M
All establishments
Avg. establishment size
5.8
Employees per establishment

What acquirers look at

Structural volume decline since 2020 remote work, and solvent contamination is a genuine environmental liability on any site with historic PERC use.

Dry Cleaning by county

Ranked by establishment count, 2023 County Business Patterns. For the crowded-versus-underserved reading, see the saturation ranking, which ranks by establishments per resident instead.

#CountyEstablishmentsPer 10k residentsShare of state
1Los Angeles County6190.630.8%
2Orange County2460.812.2%
3San Diego County1770.58.8%
4Riverside County980.44.9%
5Alameda County860.54.3%
6Santa Clara County830.44.1%
7San Bernardino County690.33.4%
8San Francisco County660.83.3%
9Sacramento County650.43.2%
10Contra Costa County640.53.2%
11San Mateo County520.72.6%
12Ventura County500.62.5%
13Marin County311.21.5%
14Fresno County290.31.4%
15Placer County240.51.2%
16Monterey County230.51.1%
17Santa Barbara County230.51.1%
18Sonoma County230.51.1%
19Solano County220.51.1%
20San Joaquin County200.21.0%
21Stanislaus County190.30.9%
22Kern County170.20.8%
23Santa Cruz County120.50.6%
24Napa County110.80.5%
25Tulare County110.20.5%

Counties in California

Sources

  1. U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 County Business Patterns. Establishment counts, employment and annual payroll by NAICS. Retrieved 2026-09-08.
  2. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (2026Q1). Quarterly establishment counts and employment for employers covered by unemployment insurance. Retrieved 2026-09-08.