Turnaround time depends on several factors, including your location, weather conditions, the season, order size, and any requested repairs. The timeframes below reflect our general guidelines.

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Items dropped off directly at our laundering facility or at the Davison and Milford drop sites typically have a 1–2 week turnaround.

Items dropped off at any other drop site generally require 3–4 weeks, depending on logistics and route schedules.
Please note that repairs may extend turnaround times by approximately one additional week.

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If you are on the west side of Michigan, turnaround times may be 6-8 weeks due to drive times.

Invoices are sent via email after all services are completed. Payment is expected immediately within 5 days of the invoice issue date. Below are our payment options:

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Cash: On Site

Credit/Debit Card: View the Pay Invoice page.

Venmo: View the Pay Invoice page.

Absolutely! Our most popular discount is the bulk item discount for medium to large sized orders.

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We also have the $200 Stablemates discount for large barn orders. Each Stablemate serves as a representative for their barn, managing blanket pickups, deliveries, and payments. In return, Stablemates enjoy a $200 discount on their order.​

Quality and properly maintained horse blankets should last 10-15 years. Poorly maintained horse blankets, on average, last a maximum of 5 years. Yearly waterproofing, repairing, and proper storage will significantly extend the lifespan of your blanket.

Absolutely! Maintaining horse blankets is a crucial part of horse care, ensuring they last longer. Consider this example:

The average cost of a brand new heavyweight horse blanket is about $200. If you decide to replace it every year versus getting it serviced for 10 years, you will have spent $2,000. That's a LOT of money!

Alternatively, if the blanket is maintained and sent in yearly for washing, waterproofing, and repairs, the annual average cost is about $75. Over 10 years, you'll spend $750 on maintenance plus the initial $200 for the blanket, totaling $950. That's a BIG difference!

You most definitely can, but here are some factors to consider:

1. Machinery: Many laundromats don't allow horse blankets because they can damage the machines. They may also prohibit them to accommodate other customers needing the washers for their clothing.

2. Detergent: Regular detergents are harmful to both the horse and the blanket.

3. Cost: Using products like Nikwax is very costly in small quantities.

4. Time: Washing a horse blanket is time-consuming, and waiting for it to air-dry takes even longer. Not only that, but the amount of time spent researching products and learning how to wash them can take days. Do you have that kind of time?

5. Repairs: Finding someone who has the sewing equipment to do repairs is difficult. Ensuring that the repairs are quality and durable is also a challenge within itself.

Overall, we suggest using a professional horse blanket cleaning company like ours. In the end, you'll be paying the same amount in products, time, and labor to do it yourself as you would by using a company that handles it for you. Sit back, relax, and let us take that stressful work off your hands!

Properly waterproofed horse blankets will cause water to form "beads" on the surface. The water should remain on top of the outer layer and soak through slightly.

Improperly waterproofed blankets, on the other hand, allow water to accumulate and "sink" into the outer layer. This leads to the inner layer becoming saturated, causing your horse to get wet. Wet horses lose body heat 20 times faster than dry horses, making it extremely dangerous to use improperly waterproofed blankets.