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TenderCare offers landscaping, irrigation, lawn care, night lighting, pool installation, and custom outdoor structures such as pool houses and outdoor kitchens.
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The Nifty Nut House is a third-generation family owned business. The store sells many varieties of nuts, candies, chocolates and gum. In addition, the Nifty Nut House offers a wide variety of dried fruits, chocolate- and yogurt-covered nuts, butter toffee-covered nuts and gourmet chocolates.
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What is the secret to the success of Millers Cleaners? Start with the company's perfectionist streak. "We have many quality controls in place," says Craig Miller, general manager. "Everything from each order is double checked for accuracy-items are checked when assembled and when packaged.
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How does Scholfield Auto Plaza define their award-winning leadership? "We are 100% focused on one goal: surprising and delighting our customers," "From executive management down to every associate, we live, eat, sleep and breathe the Scholfield Luxury Experience."
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Schammerhorn Inc. is a family owned business serving Wichita homes and businesses since 1932. Whether it's draperies, blinds, shades or shutters, you'll find an impressive selection.
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Reclayme Consignment, 504 S. Edgemoor, is a designer consignment store featuring new and like-new clothing, outerwear and accessories for women, men and children. In addition, the store also sells home accessories, including artwork.
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Jose Pena knows two things: it will get cold in the winter. And energy prices will continue to rise. "When you insulate, you can save up to 30 percent on utilities," said Jose Pena, director of operations. "It's one home improvement that pays for itself."
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Professional Hearing Aid Service opened at 851 N. West Street in 1989. Today, Wichita natives Paul, Danny and David Roark operate the business. Brothers Paul and Danny are both state licensed as hearing aid dispensers and Board Certified in Hearing Instrument Science.
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After making a name for itself since 1981 as an independent real estate firm, Plaza Real Estate, Inc. is now Coldwell Banker Plaza Real Estate.
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Lytton's Appliance Showroom understands that, in today's economic environment, consumers need to make smart purchases. "We really listen to our customers," says owner Bob Finn.
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Locally owned and operated since 1951, Overhead Door is Wichita's choice for residential, commercial, industrial, coiling, high speed and fire doors as well as loading dock equipment.
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Monica's Bundt Cake Co. salutes and introduces its dedicated, professional baker, Michelle Milburn. Michelle joined Monica, the company's owner, in the kitchen just two months after the business opened in 2004.
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As the city's oldest camera shop, Moler's Camera has history to share. "My dad, Orville, started the retail business in 1946," says owner Bob Moler. "He started repairing cameras during World War II, when you couldn't easily buy them and he saw the need for the business.
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"A stitch above the rest." The staff at Midwest Sewing and Vacuum Center takes this credo to heart offering unparalled service. Where can you try out a top-of-the-line Bernina sewing machine before taking it home? Midwest Sewing and Vacuum Center, of course.
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Marlene Glover understands the benefits of beauty as a former hairdresser, which is why she opened a Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio in 1986. Merle Norman Cosmetics was founded in 1931, headquartered in Los Angeles, CA.
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