Pickup & Delivery Service Areas in and around Milwaukee, Waukesha, Fond du Lac and Appleton, WI

Laundry pick up and delivery is the easiest way to get your laundry done. If you are in one of our service areas, then we can offer our convenient pickup laundry service. Just schedule a pickup and we will come to your home to pick up your dirty laundry. We will wash, dry, fold, and hang your clothes for you. Then we return your clothes clean and fresh. We offer this service to residential customers and local businesses. 

Our commercial laundry service offers linen cleaning to hotels, motels and vacation rentals. While gyms and spas benefit the most from our towel cleaning service. But our laundry delivery service will launder whatever type of laundry you have to give us. 

Areas that we service: 

Appleton: The location of the first Edison hydroelectric plant in the world. Appleton is a city north of Lake Winnebago overlooking the Fox River in Northeast Wisconsin.

Fond du Lac: The city of Fond du Lac is situated on the shores of Lake Winnebago, which at 220 square miles is Wisconsin's largest inland lake. The county park system includes 14 county parks and public hunting ground that together total more than 953 acres.

Menasha: Today, Menasha continues to be home to some of the world's largest corporations as well as innovative local companies including: Essity, Lakeside Book Company, IPG, Orbis (Menasha Corporation), Coveris, Sonoco, Affinity, Advanced Tool, McClone, and Faith Technologies.

Neenah: The Kimberly-Clark Corporation was founded in Neenah in 1872 and quickly became Wisconsin's largest producer of paper products. Kimberly-Clark helped turn the Fox River Valley into the Midwest's paper manufacturing center and Wisconsin into one of the nation's leading producers of paper.

Oshkosh: Oshkosh is probably best known for OshKosh B'Gosh, a manufacturer of overalls, adult work clothing, and children's clothing founded in 1895. Oshkosh is also home to the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, the world's largest airshow.

Waukesha: As the seventh largest City in the state with close to 72,000 people, Waukesha is the manufacturing hub of Waukesha County and home to many of the area’s largest employers. 

Brookfield: Brookfield covers almost 27 square miles, numbers 40,000 residents, and is a major business, retail, and industrial hub in southeastern Wisconsin. Brookfield remains committed to orderly development, responsible government, and maintaining a high quality of life.

Whitefish Bay: Whitefish Bay is a predominantly single family residential community covering an area of 2.4 square miles, with a population of approximately 14,000 people. The Village is home to over 4,800 residential properties and over 100 commercial properties.

Elm Grove: Elm Grove is a village of tree-lined streets and expansive, well-maintained yards and gardens is a sanctuary for birds and other wildlife. Here business owners take time to know their customers and treat them like “family.” Here leisurely walks, neighborhood block parties and picnics at the park are not a thing of the past.

Cedarburg: The town’s picturesque setting, with well-preserved 19th-century architecture and scenic landscapes, attracts both locals and visitors, ensuring a loyal customer base and continuous foot traffic. Additionally, Cedarburg's emphasis on local businesses fosters a collaborative environment, enhancing the potential for success.

Germantown: Germantown is known for some of its popular attractions including the Apple Works Winery, Gun World Gander Mountain, Rim's Edge Orchard, and the Germantown Performing Arts Center.

Mequon: Mequon has a population of over 25,000 and is known for its majestic bluffs, stately homes, lush farmland and expansive open space.

Shorewood: With just over 13,000 residents today, Shorewood is the densest community in the state. This urban village is walkable, bike-friendly and architecturally diverse. When you live here, you’re close to everything — the lake, the city of Milwaukee, a major university, a school district known and recognized for excellence, the businesses that have what you need, bike trails, parks — and friendly, well-educated neighbors