The Whole House,
One Pickup

Linens, drapes, rugs and the family's wardrobe, collected from the house each week and returned ready. Complimentary pickup and delivery across the East End.

A house on the East End runs on more than dry cleaning. There are the beds to make before guests arrive, the tablecloth from Saturday's dinner, the drapes that have hung through a summer of open windows. Most households send these to different places, or put them off.

We take all of it in one stop. Our driver comes to the house on a standing day, and everything comes back on your delivery day, finished by hand and ready to put away. One team knows how your household likes things done.

Opening, the Season, and Closing

April and May

Opening the house

Linens out of the closet and onto the beds, drapes and rugs freshened after the winter, the summer wardrobe back from storage. Tell us the weekend you arrive and we work back from it.

June to August

Through the season

A standing weekly pickup at the house. Guest linens turned between visits, tablecloths after each dinner, rush service when a weekend fills up.

Late August to October

Closing the house

Everything cleaned before it is put away, so nothing sits soiled over the winter. The summer wardrobe can stay with us in storage until spring.

Run a house for someone else? See how we work with property and estate managers.

Whole House Care FAQ

Can one pickup cover everything in the house?

Yes. A single standing pickup can take table and bed linens, drapes, rugs, dry cleaning, shirts and alterations together. Each piece is tagged to your household and returned on your delivery day.

Is pickup and delivery really free?

Yes. Pickup and delivery is complimentary in Southampton, Water Mill, Bridgehampton, Sagaponack, Wainscott, East Hampton, Amagansett, and Sag Harbor. You pay only for the cleaning.

Can you work with our house manager or assistant?

Yes. Many of the homes we look after are run by a house manager, an estate manager or an assistant. We keep the household's standing instructions on file, so they do not need repeating each week.

How far ahead should we schedule opening or closing the house?

Two to three weeks ahead is best, especially before Memorial Day and Labor Day. Drapes, rugs and large linen orders take longer than a regular weekly pickup, and we plan the work around the date you need the house ready.

What if something is damaged or lost?

Every piece is inspected before it goes back. Under The Sweetwater Promise, if anything is ever lost or damaged in our care, we make it right: no forms, no runaround, no fine print. It applies on every order, without exception.

One Standing Pickup for the House

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