Self-service
Twenty-four washers, 20 lb to 80 lb, with every price posted.
See the machinesLaundry pickup and delivery in Montclare
Montclare is far enough out that the trip becomes the point of friction. So the best answer here is usually not to make the trip at all: schedule pickup, leave the bag where agreed, and let the laundry come back folded.
Outer neighborhoodPickup firstTrip removed
What Montclare buildings mean for laundry
Montclare sits far enough from the store that a laundromat run becomes an outing instead of a quick errand. At the wrong time of day, the drive can cost more patience than the laundry itself.
That changes the economics of the service. Ten minutes each way can fold into a normal afternoon; twenty or twenty-five each way, twice, is most of an hour gone before a machine even starts.
So pickup and delivery is not just a convenience here. It is the version of the service that solves the actual problem, which is the trip rather than the washing.
The neighborhood argument is the part that should contradict the other pages.
Getting here from Montclare
| Route | Details |
|---|---|
| By car | A longer west-to-east trip to Addison than the nearer neighborhoods. |
| By bus | Possible, but carrying bags makes it less attractive than pickup. |
| What changes here | The trip is the thing you are buying away. |
| Oversized items | Comforters and rugs can ride in the same pickup if you mention them when booking. |
We collect from Montclare
Schedule a day and a time window, leave the bags where we agreed, and the order comes back washed, dried and folded.
Most Montclare customers settle into a recurring slot once they have tried it once or twice, because that is where the service really earns its keep.
Pickup belongs here as a practical alternative, not a generic pitch.
What we do
Wash & fold
Drop a bag, collect it folded. Priced by the pound and weighed in front of you.
See wash & fold
Oversized & household
Comforters, rugs, sleeping bags and the loads home machines struggle with.
See oversized laundryCommercial accounts too. The neighborhood page should route you out to the service that actually answers the next question.
Hours, parking and payment
6:30am to 10pm, seven days
Last wash at 9pm. Bringing towels or bedding? Earlier is kinder to your evening.
Coins, cards, app and LINK
Coins and cards at every machine, Cents if you prefer it, and Illinois LINK cash benefits at the counter.
Parking in front
Parking directly outside, with the 152 Addison stopping at the door.
Skip the trip
Montclare is the neighborhood where pickup and delivery most clearly buys back your time instead of just adding convenience.