Pickup & Delivery Service Areas

Wash Works offers our laundry delivery service to Springfield, Westfield and the surrounding areas. With our convenient pickup laundry service, we will come to your home and pick up your dirty laundry, then return it to you fresh and clean. We offer this service to both residential and commercial customers. 

If you own a gym or a health club then try our towel cleaning service. We will make sure you always have clean, fresh smelling towels when you need them. If you own or run an Airbnb or hotel, then our linen cleaning service is for you. But no matter what type of laundry you have, our commercial laundry service can take care of it. 

Areas that we serve: 

Agawam - home of Six Flags New England, Robinson State Park, four golf courses, birthplace of Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller s teacher and mentor and boasts the first zip code number given out in the United States— 01001.

East Longmeadow - was first settled in the 17th century. In the 1750s houses started appearing in the eastern part of the town known as "East Village". In 1894, East Village separated from Longmeadow, and became officially incorporated as East Longmeadow in the same year.

Hampden - a small country town captured by the gentle hills and sloping mountains that surround it. The Scantic River meanders through town and brings reminiscences of the old plowshops, tanneries and blacksmith shops that once edged its shores.

Longmeadow - known for some of its popular attractions, which include: The Longmeadow Shops. Fannie Stebbins Memorial Wildlife Refuge. Longmeadow Historical Society.

Ludlow - originally part of Springfield upon that community's settlement in 1634 and was separately incorporated in 1774.

Southwick - Southwick, the “Jog” of Massachusetts, is home of the beautiful Congamond Lakes, the scenic Southwick's Rail Trail and the historic Metacomet Hiking Trail. Our rich agricultural heritage continues to flourish in the Pioneer Valley.

Springfield - known as the “City of Firsts” – a moniker earned through a history of innovation, including America's first Armory and military arsenal and the first American made automobile. Springfield may be best known for two other innovations - the birthplace of basketball and of Theodor Geisel, better known as “Dr. Suess".

West Springfield - known for some of its popular attractions, which include: The Big E. Majestic Theatre. Storrowton Village Museum.

Westfield - Westfield, MA, known as the "Whip City," is famous for its historical dominance in whip manufacturing, its role as the western frontier of Massachusetts, and as the home of Westfield State University, the nation's first public coeducational college.

Wilbraham - has roots in farming and manufacturing. Wilbraham was home to the community's first major employer: the Collins paper mill, which opened around 1872, closed in 1940 and was damaged in a fire five years later. Wilbraham was also known for its lush peach orchards.