Commercial laundry services across the South West
Linen hire and laundry for hotels, restaurants, spas and holiday parks, collected and delivered on your schedule.
On-time delivery
Across the group
Fresh Linen
One group, five laundries
Your linen is processed at a regional site, not trucked to a national hub two counties away. The same driver runs your route most weeks, so you get a name and a number rather than a contact centre. When a site hits peak season, capacity comes from elsewhere in the group.
How you can work with us
Two ways to outsource, one schedule
We own the stock, you use it. Par levels are set against your occupancy or covers, worn items are replaced without you asking, and no capital sits in a cupboard.
You keep your own linen. We collect, wash, finish and return it. Right for anyone with a brand spec or stock they've already invested in. Nothing gets pooled.
Most sites run two or three collections a week, adjusted for occupancy. Holiday park routes are built around changeover days, not around our convenience.
Sectors we work with
Hotels, B&Bs and guest accommodation
Comprehensive Psychological Testing & Evaluations
From twelve-room independents to multi-site groups. Occupancy moves, so par stock moves with it.
Restaurants, pubs and event venues
Table linen and napkins on a delivery rhythm that matches service, plus kitchen whites. Grease and wine need a different wash programme to bed linen, and they get one.
Spas, gyms and leisure
Towels and robes in volume, turned around fast. The failure mode here is always running out at 7am, so stock levels get set with a buffer.
Holiday parks and self-catering
Changeover days do not move. Saturday is Saturday. Routes are built around that rather than around our convenience.
Care and residential
Regular collection, thermal disinfection wash cycles, and clear records.
How the service works
1. Site visit & quote.
We look at your rooms, covers or treatment volume and work out realistic par stock. No quote gets issued off a phone call alone.
2. Schedule agreed.
Collection and delivery days fixed around your operation.
3. Collection.
Our driver collects used linen and drops the clean delivery at the same visit.
4. Wash and finish.
Sorted by type, run on the right programme, then pressed, folded and inspected.
5. Return.
Packed, labelled and back with you on the agreed day.
Commercial laundry FAQs
What is a commercial laundry service?
A commercial laundry service handles the washing, finishing and scheduled delivery of textiles for businesses that get through more than a domestic machine can cope with. Typically that’s bed linen, table linen, towelling, robes and workwear, collected and returned on a fixed rota. Hotels, restaurants, spas, holiday parks and care homes are the main users.
What is the difference between linen hire and a laundry service?
Ownership. With linen hire, we own the stock, supply it, launder it and replace worn items as part of the service. With a launder-only service, you own your linen and we collect, wash and return it. Both run on the same collection and delivery schedule.
How much do commercial laundry services cost?
Pricing is usually per item or per kilogram, and it depends on volume, item mix, delivery frequency and whether you’re hiring linen or sending your own. A twenty-room B&B and a hundred-cover restaurant produce very different quotes. We price after a site visit rather than off a list.
How often do you collect and deliver?
Most sites run two or three collections a week, adjusted for occupancy. Holiday parks and self-catering properties are usually built around changeover days. Peak-season schedules are agreed before the season starts, not during it.
Do I have to sign a long-term contract?
Terms are agreed case by case and we’ll set them out in writing before you commit.
Can you launder linen I already own?
Yes. Launder-only is a standard option. Your items stay yours, are tracked through the plant and come back to you, not into a shared pool.
Which areas do you cover?
South West England and South Wales, including North Somerset, Somerset, Bristol, Bath, Gloucestershire, Devon, Cardiff and Newport. Coverage runs from our regional sites, so exact routes depend on your postcode.