Pickup & Delivery Service Areas

If you are in one of our service areas then we can offer you laundry pick up and delivery! With our pickup laundry service we will pick up your dirty clothes and wash, fold and dry them for you. We offer this service to residential customers as well as local businesses.

Our commercial laundry service will come to you as often as you need us to. We specialize in linen cleaning and towel cleaning but we will launder whatever type of laundry that you have. We have expert launderers and we use industrial machines to get your laundry as clean as it can be!

Cupertino - famous as the home of high-tech giant Apple Inc. In the San Francisco Bay Area, Cupertino is known as one of the founding cities of Silicon Valley and as a city with excellent public schools.

Los Gatos - prides itself as a self contained community. Over 3,000 businesses serve the residents and act as a destination point for visitors who are attracted to its restaurants, hotels and variety of shops within a pedestrian oriented downtown setting.

Mountain View - houses the headquarters of many of the world's largest technology companies, including Google and Alphabet Inc., Unicode Consortium, Intuit, NASA Ames research center, and major headquarter offices for Microsoft, Symantec, 23andMe, LinkedIn, Samsung, and Synopsys.

San Jose - boasts the highest median household income in the nation, residents speak more that 56 languages, one of the safest big cities in America, site of California’s first state capital, and Northern California’s largest city by population.

Saratoga - well known for its excellent schools, fine dining, unique shops, and distinctive cultural institutions. Saratoga offers a high quality of life to its residents and a chance to escape the hustle of Silicon Valley.

Sunnyvale - one of the major cities that make up California's high-tech area known as Silicon Valley, Sunnyvale is the birthplace of the video game industry, former location of Atari headquarters, and the location of a fictional computer game company in the 1983 film War Games.

Monte Sereno - was established in the early 1900’s as a rural agricultural community. The area was dotted with ranch houses, orchards, dairies and livestock, and the mountain slopes of the southern portion of the city contained summer homes, recreational properties and a few large estates. 

Santa Clara -  given its name from the Mission Santa Clara de Asis, one of the many missions that the Spanish created during their rule in California. Although the mission was founded in 1777, the city was not officially incorporated until 1852, about two years after California received statehood.

Los Altos - From its beginnings in 1908, Los Altos was recognized as one of the premier apricot producing centers of the world.

Morgan Hill - located in the Santa Clara Valley, is also known for its fruit orchards, which dominated before the high-tech boom of Silicon Valley. Morgan Hill still has prominent stonefruit orchards of cherries, apricots, plums, and other crops like citrus, nuts, and olives.

Milpitas - is often called the “Crossroads of Silicon Valley” with most of its 13.63 square miles of land situated between two major freeways (I-880 and I-680), State Route 237, and a County expressway.

Atherton - along with neighboring Shakerley, was associated with coal mining and nail manufacture. Alexander Naylor was taxed on his goods in 1332, showing the industry was present for at least 600 years.

Fremont - Several silent movies were filmed in Fremont in the early 1900's, including five Charlie Chaplin films. Remember "The Tramp"? Yep, filmed in Fremont. 

Menlo Park - known worldwide as the “Capital of Venture Capital,” Menlo Park is well situated to benefit from and help shape new technologies and markets originating from the Silicon Valley.

Newark - has numerous parks for outdoor activities. The nearby South San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge is popular with nature enthusiasts. The Mission Peak Regional Preserve and the Coyote Hills are notable areas for hiking.

Palo Alto - recognized as a global leader in cutting-edge technological development and is known as the "Birthplace of Silicon Valley.” This exciting mix of tradition and innovation makes Palo Alto an extraordinary destination for visitors.

Redwood City - has the only deepwater port in the southern San Francisco Bay, which makes it an ideal spot for shipping and transporting. It's actually considered the fastest growing small bulk port in the state.

Downtown San Jose - Just four miles from the Mineta San Jose International Airport, you’ll find the heart of this bustling city in the streets of downtown San Jose. With over 250 multicultural restaurants to choose from it’s easy to refuel between activities.

Evergreen - The area has experienced rapid development, which has led to multiple communities and private country clubs. Visitors can experience shopping at Eastridge Mall, golfing at The Ranch Golf Club, and hiking in the neighborhood's abundant trails. 

Silver Creek - once famous shipyards launched their first ship in 1816. Oliver Lee built the first wharf and warehouse, and developed the harbor which made Silver Creek an important port in lake commerce. 

The Rose Garden - Once home to a world renowned test garden, the "City of Roses" boasts the second oldest Rose Show in the United States every year. The show takes place on the weekends of the fourth Friday in April and has been put on every year since 1921. The rose Garden is home to hundreds of varieties of roses.

The Villages - Designed with an eye to variety, the community contains twelve villages, each offering homes of differing architectural styles, sizes and price ranges. Mature landscaping enhances the scenic beauty of the homes located in The Villages in San Jose, California.

Willow Glen - Filled with willows and cattails, it inspired the name Willow Glen. Before becoming a town, Willow Glen was one of the most prized and valuable farming areas in the Santa Clara Valley.