Hotels, restaurants, salons, gyms, clinics, schools and short-term rentals. We collect, wash, fold or press, and bring it back on your schedule — no contract, no minimum volume, seven days a week.
Every business that touches fabric hits the same wall. The towels come back damp, the aprons pile up in a corner, someone's night ends with four loads at a laundromat, and the machine in the basement breaks the week you're busiest. It's not the work you opened the doors to do, and it quietly eats hours and payroll.
Deliver Laundry runs it as a route. We pick up from your door on the days you choose, wash and fold by the pound or press and hang what needs hanging, and deliver it back ready to go back into service. You get your storage room, your staff hours and your evenings back — and one clean invoice at the end of the week instead of a stack of receipts.
We're a Brooklyn pickup and delivery laundry, so there's no bulk drop-off trip and no waiting on a machine. Wash & Fold runs $1.75 per pound, pressed shirts start at $5.00, and dry cleaning is priced per item — the same published rates our household customers pay, with room to negotiate once we know your weekly volume.
If it's fabric and it has to be clean by tomorrow, it's on our route.
Sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases, bath and pool towels, robes, staff uniforms. Daily or every-other-day route slots, bags returned per floor so housekeeping isn't sorting at 6 AM.
Turnovers are timed to the minute. Tell us the checkout day and we'll pick up dirty linen and drop clean sets back before the next guest — per-unit bags, so a four-apartment host never mixes buildings.
Aprons, chef coats, kitchen towels, bar mops, napkins and tablecloths. Six or seven pickups a week if service demands it, and we know grease and wine stains are the whole job here — not an exception.
Towels, capes, robes and sheets, turned around overnight so the shelf is stocked when the first chair fills. Colour and bleach stains handled as routine work, not as damage claims.
Member towels, mat covers, staff shirts. High-volume, high-frequency, priced by the pound — usually cheaper than running an in-house machine once you count labour, water and downtime.
Scrubs, lab coats, gowns and towels. Lab coats from $15, two-piece scrub sets from $23, pressed and returned on hangers so they go straight onto the rack.
Nap mats, blankets, crib sheets, smocks and towels. Weekly route, hypoallergenic or fragrance-free detergent on request — a standing option for classrooms with sensitive skin and allergy policies.
Kitchen and gym towels, mats, uniforms and microfibre. Once a week is enough for most; cleaning companies usually run two or three, tagged per client site.
Every pickup in the week lands on a single itemized invoice instead of a card charge after each order. Weight, items and dates are listed, so it drops straight into your books.
Nothing to sign, no volume you're obligated to hit. Send one bag this week and twenty the next. Pause for a month while you renovate and pick up where you left off.
Pick the days and the time window that fit service hours. Seven-day coverage, 7 AM to 10 PM — including the Sunday most services skip.
Bags come back split the way you sent them — per floor, per unit, per department, per client site — and each one appears on the invoice so you can see where the volume is going.
Every pickup is logged in the app with an SMS when it's priced and another when it's on the way back. No calling around to find out where the linen went.
Published rates to start. Once your weekly weight is steady the per-pound rate is negotiable — tell us roughly what you send and we'll quote against it.
For buildings, hotels and facilities weighing machines-in-the-basement against a managed service.
Commercial washers and dryers, the hookups, water and gas, the service contract, and the staff hours to run them. A machine down on a Friday is a problem you own. Outsourcing turns all of that into a per-pound line item you can forecast.
Managing a building with a tired laundry room? We collect resident or facility linen on a fixed route instead — no meters to service, no floods, no complaints about a broken dryer at 9 PM.
Table linen, drapes, uniforms and jackets by the batch instead of one ticket at a time. Priced per item, collected with your regular pickup, itemized on the same weekly invoice.
Front-of-house linen and back-of-house workwear on the same route: napkins and tablecloths pressed, aprons and chef coats washed, staff shirts hung. Six or seven days a week if service demands it.
Same published rates our household customers pay — negotiable at steady volume.
| Service | Rate |
|---|---|
| 🧺 Wash & Fold — towels, linen, uniforms, aprons | $1.75 / lb |
| 👔 Wash & Press — shirts, chef coats, front-of-house | From $5.00 / shirt |
| 🥼 Lab coats | From $15 |
| 🩺 Scrubs — two-piece set | From $23 |
| ✨ Dry cleaning — jackets, dresses, table linen | Per item |
| 🛏️ Comforters & duvets | From $20 |
| 🚚 Pickup & delivery | Free |
| 📄 Weekly invoicing | Included |
Steady weekly volume moves the per-pound rate — that's the part worth a phone call. Tell us roughly how many pounds a week you send and what days you need collected, and we'll quote it the same day. Full item-by-item pricing is on the pricing page.
No paperwork, no onboarding fee, no waiting period.
Roughly how many pounds or pieces a week, which items, and which days you need collected. Two minutes on the phone is enough.
You get a rate against your volume and a fixed pickup window on the days you chose. Nothing to sign.
Bags out, driver collects, everything is weighed and logged. You get an SMS with the count and price.
Next-day delivery on the route, and the whole week arrives as one itemized invoice — not a pile of card receipts.
No. There's no contract and no minimum volume. You can send one bag this week and twenty the next, or pause for a month while you renovate — nothing locks you in. We'd rather keep the account by being worth keeping.
We invoice weekly. Every pickup during the week is collected onto one itemized invoice instead of charging a card after each order, so your bookkeeping stays simple and you're not reconciling six small charges.
Seven. A restaurant or salon that turns linen over daily can be on the route every day; a small office might be once a week. You choose the days and the time window, and it stays fixed.
No. We're set up to take low volume and high volume on the same route — which is exactly why a two-chair barbershop and a busy restaurant can both work with us. Tell us what you have; we'll fit it.
Business accounts start at the published rates — Wash & Fold $1.75/lb, pressed shirts from $5.00, dry cleaning per item, pickup and delivery free. Once your weekly weight is steady the per-pound rate is negotiable, so it's worth telling us your volume up front.
Standard is next day after pickup. Same-day is often possible for morning pickups. If your business needs a guaranteed same-day return on particular days, say so when you set the account up and we'll build it into your route slot.
Yes. Bags are tagged and returned the way you sent them — per floor, per apartment, per department, per client site — and each one shows on the weekly invoice, so you can see exactly where the volume comes from.
Yes. Chef coats and aprons, scrubs and lab coats are handled as press or dry-clean items and priced per piece — lab coats from $15, two-piece scrub sets from $23 — pressed and returned on hangers so they go straight onto the rack.
That's a common reason businesses call. Once you add up machines, hookups, water, gas, the service contract and the staff hours, an in-house room is rarely cheaper than a per-pound route — and it's yours to fix when it breaks. Tell us your weekly volume and we'll price it against what the room actually costs you.
Our routes are built around Brooklyn, and standing commercial accounts are where we flex. If you're in nearby Manhattan or Queens with steady volume, call and ask — for a regular route it's usually workable.
All of our delivery area, seven days a week — Sheepshead Bay, Brighton Beach, Gravesend, Midwood, Kings Highway, Bensonhurst, Bath Beach, Bay Parkway, Dyker Heights and Bay Ridge. If your business sits just outside, call and ask — routes flex for standing accounts.
Same rates and same seven-day route in every neighborhood we cover.
Tell us your weekly volume and the days you need collected — we'll quote it the same day. No contract, no minimum, no onboarding fee.
Call (347) 675-5023