Free laundry pickup and delivery in Sewell and Washington Township, NJ

Laundry pickup in Sewell and Washington Township, made simple

Washington Township is a town of family homes and full calendars. Work, school, practices, and weekend games leave very little room for a chore that takes hours and never really ends, so laundry is usually the first thing to pile up.

Our pickup service is the shortcut. You put your laundry in a bag and set it by the door. We collect it, sort it, wash it in premium detergent, dry it, fold it, and bring it back to the same spot. You get those hours back, and the hampers stay empty.

It works the same whether your mail says Sewell, Turnersville, or Hurffville, and whether you live in a big house with a mudroom or a townhouse with a stacked washer that can't keep up.

Relax Wash is a family business run by Marilu, so your texts go straight to the family that runs it. What comes back is ready to put away: lights and darks washed separately, everything folded, and anything you marked to air dry on its hangers.

Is pickup free in Sewell?

Sewell is about 8 miles from our Paulsboro base, inside our 10-mile free zone, so pickup and delivery are free.

Both of the township's main ZIPs are inside the free zone: 08080 for Sewell and Hurffville, and 08012 for Turnersville. So there's no travel fee on either side of town.

A few streets near the township's borders carry a neighboring town's ZIP. If that's you, enter it in the pickup request form, which shows any fee before you send anything. Either way, free pickup means the trip. The laundry is charged per bag.

We measure from the center of ZIP 08066 to the center of yours, not to your driveway. Every address in 08080 gets the same answer, every address in 08012 does too, and next-door neighbors never pay different amounts.

What a week looks like

Picture a house with three kids and two working parents. By Wednesday there are towels on the floor, a soccer uniform that needs to be clean by Saturday, and a hamper that won't close.

On a weekly plan, Thursday is pickup day. Two bags go out by the garage before school. We come between 9-11 AM, text that they're picked up, and get to work: lights and darks sorted, the uniform hung to dry, everything else washed, dried, and folded.

We text again once it's on its way back. By the weekend, the uniform is clean, the towels are folded, and nobody spent a weeknight in the laundry room. Next Thursday, it happens again without anyone having to remember.

If one week is lighter, send one bag. If a tournament weekend doubles the laundry, send three. The plan sets the price per bag, not how many bags you send.

Weekly pickup for big Washington Township households

The more people in a house, the faster laundry piles up, and the more a weekly plan makes sense. It's our lowest price, $27 a bag, which is 18% less than a one-time pickup. Every 2 weeks is $29 a bag if your household runs a little lighter.

There's no limit on bags. A bag is a standard 13-gallon kitchen bag, filled to the top, and each one costs the same. We text before each pickup, and you can pause or cancel anytime, so a vacation week or a quiet stretch doesn't cost you anything.

For a lot of families, the real win is time. The hours that used to go to washing and folding go back to dinners, homework, and the weekend.

Line drying for team uniforms and workout gear

Jerseys with printed numbers, leggings, and moisture-wicking shirts can shrink or lose their shape in a hot dryer. Tick the air-dry option in your pickup request, list those items, and tuck your own hangers into the bag. We hang them to dry instead of tumbling them.

The rest of the bag goes through the dryer as usual, so you get everything back together, folded or on its hangers.

Not sure what needs it? If a care label says hang dry, add that piece to the list. Heat is hard on elastic and stretch fabrics, which is why leggings and compression gear lose their snap in a hot dryer. When in doubt, hang it. It's easier to be careful than to replace a favorite jersey.

Gentle detergent, fresh sheets, and the family comforter

If someone in the house has eczema or reacts to fragrance, you can choose unscented or hypoallergenic detergent at no extra charge. Choose hypoallergenic and we skip fabric softener automatically, so nothing scented sneaks back in.

Your choice applies to the whole pickup. That matters most for sheets, towels, and pajamas, which spend the longest against skin.

Blankets and bulky bedding can come along too. Comforters are $35 each, any size, as long as they're machine-washable, so the one off the guest bed or the kids' bunks can ride with that week's bags.

Sewell laundry pickup questions

Which Washington Township ZIPs get free pickup?

Both main ZIPs do. 08080 (Sewell and Hurffville) and 08012 (Turnersville) are inside our 10-mile free zone. If your address carries a different ZIP, enter it in the pickup request form to see any fee before you send anything.

Do you come to Turnersville?

Yes. Turnersville is part of Washington Township, and its ZIP, 08012, gets free pickup and delivery.

Can you keep up with a big family's laundry every week?

Yes. Send as many bags as the week takes. On a weekly plan each bag is $27, the lowest rate we offer.

Can you air dry sports uniforms?

Yes. Check the air-dry option when you request a pickup, list the pieces, and send hangers with your bag. We hang those items instead of putting them in the dryer.

Can I add a comforter to my Sewell pickup?

Yes. Each comforter is $35, any size, machine-washable only. Add it to your pickup request. Blankets and other bulky bedding are welcome too.

Is hypoallergenic detergent extra?

No. Hypoallergenic and unscented options cost nothing extra. Pick one when you request a pickup.

Do I have to sign up for a weekly plan?

No. A one-time pickup is $33 a bag with no commitment. Weekly and every 2 weeks cost less per bag, and you can pause or cancel them anytime.

What time do you come?

Pickups run 9-11 AM, Monday through Saturday. We text you when your bag is picked up and again when it's on its way back.