Laundry Pickup & Delivery in Palms

Palms is one of the densest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, made up mostly of apartment buildings from the 1950s and 60s. Many have one or two shared machines for the whole building, and in-unit laundry is rare. It’s home to a lot of UCLA students and people working at the studios in nearby Culver City.

Most homes here are apartments with gated entries and garages, so add your gate or garage code when you book, or ask us to text when we arrive. Street parking is hard to find, especially near Overland and Motor, so a note about a loading spot or a driveway helps.

If you live alone, the $50 minimum is easiest to hit by saving a week or two of laundry or adding sheets and towels.

Palms sits right between UCLA, Culver City and Century City, so the neighborhood has a steady mix of students, studio workers and young professionals. Many people here move every year or two, and moving week is a good time to send out bedding, towels and the clothes that piled up while you packed. Wash and fold handles the everyday loads, and comforters and rugs are priced per item.

Palms has been a renter’s neighborhood for decades, and many of its buildings date from the 1950s and 60s, with small shared laundry rooms that were never meant for today’s number of residents. Weekend lines for the machines are common. A weekday pickup skips them: bags go out from your door or lobby and come back washed and folded within 24 to 48 hours. If you work at the studios in Culver City or commute to UCLA or Century City, leave the bags out in the morning and choose an afternoon window. Moving-day bedding can go out in the same pickup, with comforters from $26.99 for a twin, and new customers get 20% off the first order.

Palms Park and the Expo bike path along the E Line are where a lot of residents unwind, and gym bags fill up quickly. Workout clothes go in by weight with the rest of your order, so there’s no need to wash them separately at home.