AUSTIN, Texas — Technology-driven laundry pickup-and-delivery provider NoScrubs has expanded into California’s Silicon Valley, extending service from San Francisco to San Jose as it continues its national growth strategy.

The latest rollout follows significant year-over-year growth across Austin, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Miami, Dallas and Houston, the company reports.

Rather than relying on centralized processing facilities, NoScrubs partners with local laundromats and other laundry operators to fulfill orders. The company says its distributed model reduces last-mile travel distances by as much as 90%, allowing for turnaround times as short as three hours while lowering operating costs and emissions.

“Every market we expanded to at Instacart had dozens of grocery delivery options — most of which required ordering days in advance,” says Matt O’Connor, co-founder and CEO of NoScrubs. “Only by being faster than the customers’ alternatives can you really behavior-change and eliminate the chore forever.”

A key component of NoScrubs’ approach is its use of artificial intelligence (AI) to help maintain service consistency across its partner network. Each laundry operator, referred to by the company as a “Scrubber,” receives AI-assisted guidance on machine settings, garment handling, folding quality and order verification.

“Every Scrubber doing laundry has an AI assistant in their pocket,” says Sudhanshu Gautam, co-founder and CTO of NoScrubs. “We’re using multimodal AI and clothing-level data models to make sure every order meets the same quality standard, whether it’s processed in Austin, Miami, or now Silicon Valley.”

Earlier this year, the company secured additional funding from Initialized Capital, with participation from Frontier Ventures, to support continued investment in AI quality-control systems, robotics and autonomous delivery technologies as it expands nationwide.