City Uniforms & Linen Expanding, Modernizing Facility

FINDLAY, Ohio — City Uniforms & Linen, a family-owned provider of commercial laundry, uniform rental, and textile services, is making a $4 million investment in the expansion and modernization of its laundry facility here. 

The company says the project reinforces its commitment to innovation, operational excellence and long-term growth.

“We are excited about the future potential of our business,” says Rich Kramer, president and CEO of City Uniforms & Linen. “Customers like to have options and, with the industry consolidation taking place among publicly traded laundries and private equity groups, City Uniforms is a privately held family business that gives customers the attention they deserve.”

The uniform rental and facility service company says the expansion will enhance its processing capabilities through updated technology, improved workflows, and increased operational efficiency. 

The improvements are designed to streamline production, strengthen service capabilities, and provide additional capacity as City Uniforms & Linen continues to grow across the markets it serves.

As part of the investment, City Uniforms & Linen anticipates creating approximately 15-20 new positions over the next four years. The expansion will create opportunities for both current and future team members while supporting workforce development within the community.

By investing in updated technology and infrastructure, City Uniforms & Linen says it will be better positioned to support the evolving needs of its customers throughout Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana while maintaining the personalized service and strong customer relationships that have been a cornerstone of the company for more than 80 years.

Construction on the expansion began at the end of August, with phased improvements set to continue over the coming years.

FINDLAY, Ohio — Will streamline production, strengthen service capabilities, boost capacity

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