B2B · Bay Area · You own the linen

Commercial Laundry
for Facility Companies

The laundry plant under a facility contract. Towels, sheets, tablecloths, and table skirts. $3.95 per pound. Dock pickup. Consistent, reliable, and fast. Same day, or now, for an added fee.

Stacks of freshly washed and folded white towels ready for a commercial pickup

Folded and stacked. Same way, every pickup.

The short answer

Mark's Wash & Fold is the Bay Area pickup-and-delivery laundry plant for facility-service companies and the vendors who already hold a campus, cafeteria, or event contract. We wash, dry, and fold the account's own towels, sheets, tablecloths, table skirts, and napkins at $3.95 per pound. Marsden Services is the public example of this buyer: a national facility firm (janitorial, security, mechanical, emergency response) that keeps the workplace running and still needs a local wash. Text 415-200-4313. We are consistent, reliable, and fast. Same day, we make it happen. If you need it now, we are there now. Off the standing schedule is an added fee. Text or call 415-200-4313 and Mark or the team at the plant answers immediately, confirms the pickup, and confirms the delivery. We do not make promises we cannot keep.

Service
Wash & fold for businesses
Who it is for
Facility & event vendors
Wash & fold
$3.95 per pound
Minimum
15 lb · $59.25
Detergent
Unscented · hypoallergenic
Contact
Text 415-200-4313

Consistent, reliable, and fast

There is a schedule. Most buildings live on it. When your day does not, we work around your schedule. If you need it same day, we make it happen. If you need it now, we are there now. Whenever you need it done, we can make it happen. Working off the standing route is an added fee. The wash itself stays $3.95 per pound. Mark quotes the fee when the stop is confirmed.

There are no long lead times. There is no unanswered text and no unanswered call. Text or call 415-200-4313 and you get an immediate response from Mark or the team at the plant. They answer the question and get you scheduled on that conversation. Phone calls work the same way. Your pickup is always confirmed. Your delivery is always confirmed. We make it happen. We do not make promises we cannot keep.

Consistent

Same wash, same fold, same people at the plant. The stack that comes back matches the last one.

Reliable

The pickup is confirmed. The delivery is confirmed. You are not left wondering whether the truck is coming.

The company that holds the account is the customer

Large campuses do not shop for a laundry route. They hire one firm to run the building: janitorial, day porters, the gym, the cafeteria, the all-hands. That firm then has a problem it does not advertise. The towels, the sheets, and the event linen never stop. A break-room washer cannot keep up. A hotel linen house wants a rental contract and its own goods. The operator needs a plant that washes what the account already owns, picks it up at the dock, and brings it back folded.

That operator is the buyer for this page. Marsden Services (marsden.com) is the clearest public example of the type. Marsden's own site describes a privately owned facility-services company started by Skip Marsden in 1952 in Saint Paul, Minnesota, as a commercial janitorial firm. In 2026 they publish five service lines — janitorial, security, mechanical, emergency response, and integrated facility services — and figures of 80+ offices, 10,500+ employees, and about 15 million service hours a year. Their published special services include event setup and cleanup, and their janitorial list includes kitchen and break-room cleaning. They do not publish a Bay Area laundry plant. The linen still has to be washed. Mark's Wash & Fold is that plant, on the routes below.

The same gap shows up at other firms that win this kind of work: ABM, Flagship Facility Services, UG2, Able Services, regional janitorial companies, food-service operators in the Aramark or Sodexo pattern, corporate caterers, and event producers. Those names are the category. Mark's does not publish a client list, and this page is not a claim that any of them is a customer. If you run that kind of contract in the Bay Area, text 415-200-4313.

What goes in the bag

Towel cleaning

Gym towels, bath towels, hand towels, kitchen towels, and the stacks a day porter restocks. Campus gym geography is on the Palo Alto to Redwood Shores towel pages.

Sheet cleaning

Washable sheets and pillowcases for corporate apartments, linen rooms, and green rooms. Short-term rental hosts use the Airbnb page instead.

Table skirts

Pleated banquet skirts and cocktail-table skirts. These are not bed skirts. Washable skirts ride with the rest of the event linen.

Wash and fold

One product, one rate. Mixed bags of towels, sheets, cloths, skirts, and napkins at $3.95 per pound.

You keep the account. We are the plant.

The facility vendor stays the face of the campus. Mark's does not need to be introduced to the end client, does not put a driver in a lobby without instructions, and does not publish the account. Pickup is wherever the facilities lead says: loading dock, gym door, cafeteria, or a cage in the garage. Billing is the published rate. There is no commercial markup and no long contract. Most accounts settle onto the route that already runs — Monday / Wednesday / Friday on the Peninsula, Monday through Saturday in San Francisco, daily in Marin, Thursday / Saturday in Piedmont, Lafayette, and Orinda.

We do not rent linen. If the program needs rented goods, a linen house is the other kind of vendor. If the program needs the account's own towels and cloths washed, folded, and back before the next set, that is this service.

Peninsula technology campuses along Redwood Shores Parkway — the stretch around Electronic Arts and Oracle, named here as geography, not as accounts — are already on the Monday / Wednesday / Friday truck. Details live on the Redwood Shores towel page.

Where the truck actually goes

This is a Bay Area pickup-and-delivery route, not a national linen contract. A facility company can be nationwide. The laundry plant is here.

Peninsula

Monday, Wednesday, Friday is the standing route. Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City, Redwood Shores, San Mateo, Hillsborough, Burlingame, Millbrae. Bags out by 5am come back the next service day. Same day, or now, we make it happen for an added fee.

San Francisco

Monday through Saturday, including Treasure Island. Standing return is the next business day. Saturday pickup comes back Tuesday morning on that rhythm. Same day, or now, we make it happen for an added fee.

East Bay

Thursday and Saturday: Piedmont, Lafayette, and Orinda. Same $3.95 per pound. Same day or now, off those days, is an added fee.

The route days are the standing schedule. Same day, next day, or a stop that is not on the calendar is how we work around yours, for an added fee. Text or call and you get an immediate answer from Mark or the team at the plant. The pickup is confirmed and the delivery is confirmed before we are done talking. We do not make a promise we cannot keep.

Price

Wash & foldWashable towels, sheets, tablecloths, table skirts, napkins — 15 lb minimum ($59.25)
$3.95/lb
Same day, or nowOff the standing route. Quoted when the pickup and the delivery are confirmed.
Added fee
Pickup & deliveryDock, lobby, gym door, or kitchen — no storefront
Included*
Tablecloth, finished per pieceWhen the cloth is pressed as a piece, not bagged by the pound
$35+
Napkin, finished per pieceCloth dinner napkins
$7.50+
Sheet, finished per pieceFlat or fitted, pressed as a piece
$38+

*Free pickup and delivery above the $50 order minimum. A campus or event bag is normally well past both minimums. No commercial markup on the per-pound rate. Same day, or a stop off the standing route, is an added fee. Full list on the pricing page.

1

Text 415-200-4313

Immediate answer from Mark or the plant. Pickup and delivery confirmed.

2

Bags out by 5am

Dock, lobby, gym, or kitchen. No storefront.

3

Back folded

On the route, or same day, or now. Only a time we have confirmed.

Questions operators actually ask

Who washes towels and tablecloths for a facility company like Marsden Services in the Bay Area?

Mark's Wash & Fold. We pick up the account's own towels, sheets, tablecloths, table skirts, and napkins at a dock or kitchen door and wash and fold them at $3.95 per pound. Marsden Services is the type of company this is written for — a national facility firm whose published lines are janitorial, security, mechanical, emergency response, and facility services. Mark's does not publish client names. Text 415-200-4313. https://www.markwashfold.com/b2b-laundry

What is Marsden Services, and why does that kind of company need a laundry plant?

Marsden Services (marsden.com) describes itself as a privately owned facility-services company founded in 1952 in Saint Paul. Public figures on its site in 2026 include 80+ offices, 10,500+ employees, and five service lines: janitorial, security, mechanical, emergency response, and integrated facility services. Published work includes event setup and cleanup and kitchen cleaning. That work does not include operating a Bay Area laundry plant. The campus towels and event linen still have to be washed. That wash is Mark's, on Bay Area routes only.

Do you rent tablecloths and towels?

No. You own the linen. Mark's washes, dries, and folds what you send. A linen rental house is a different product. We are the plant, not the inventory.

Is there a commercial markup or a contract?

No. Wash and fold is $3.95 per pound, the same published household rate, with a 15 pound minimum ($59.25). There is no long contract. The standing route is the usual rhythm. Same day, now, and any stop off that route are an added fee, quoted when the pickup and delivery are confirmed.

Can one pickup include towels, sheets, tablecloths, and table skirts?

Yes. Washable pieces share one wash-and-fold order at $3.95 per pound. Pressed pieces are priced separately: tablecloths from $35, napkins from $7.50, sheets from $38. Down comforters and dry-clean-only goods are not pound laundry.

Which Bay Area cities do you cover for a facility account?

Peninsula: Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City, Redwood Shores, San Mateo, Hillsborough, Burlingame, and Millbrae, Monday/Wednesday/Friday. San Francisco, including Treasure Island, Monday through Saturday. Marin County daily, often same-day. East Bay: Piedmont, Lafayette, and Orinda, Thursday and Saturday. Offices outside those routes are outside this service.

Do you name your commercial clients?

No. Marsden Services and similar firms are named on this page as the kind of buyer, because that is who searches for this service. They are not a published client list. Electronic Arts is named only as geography on the Redwood Shores corridor, consistent with the gym towel pages.

How does a facility account start?

Text or call 415-200-4313, or sign up at https://www.markwashfold.com/signup. Mark or the team at the plant answers immediately, confirms the pickup, and confirms the delivery. There is no storefront drop-off and no long lead time.

How fast can you turn this around?

Same day, we make it happen. If you need it now, we are there now. The standing routes are still there: Peninsula Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; San Francisco Monday through Saturday; Marin every day; East Bay Thursday and Saturday. We work around your schedule. That off-schedule stop is an added fee, quoted when we confirm it. There are no long lead times. Text or call 415-200-4313.

Who answers when I text or call?

Mark, or the team at the plant, answers immediately. A phone call is the same. They schedule you on that conversation. Your pickup is always confirmed. Your delivery is always confirmed. We make it happen, and we do not make promises we cannot keep.

Bay Area routes: Peninsula Mon/Wed/Fri · San Francisco Mon–Sat · Marin daily · East Bay Thu/Sat. All service areas →

Put the linen on the truck

Text Mark the building, the dock or kitchen door, and the first pickup day. He answers. There is no account desk and no storefront.