Category Archives: Commercial Laundry Information

If you own a laundromat, utility bills can have a major impact on your bottom line. Water, sewer, gas, and electricity are ongoing expenses that don't disappear when business is slow. That's why finding ways to lower laundromat utility costs should be part of both opening a new store and managing an established one. The…

If you own a laundromat and are looking for ways to increase revenue, adding a wash-dry-fold service may be worth considering. The concept is simple: customers drop off their laundry, and your staff handles the washing, drying, folding, and preparation for pickup. For customers who are short on time, have large amounts of laundry, or…

Buying an existing laundromat can be an appealing way to enter the self-service laundry business. Unlike starting from an empty building, buying an existing laundromat gives you the opportunity to evaluate an established location, existing equipment, customer traffic, and operating history before making your investment. But an existing business isn't automatically a good investment just…

Opening a laundromat can be an attractive business opportunity, but before you start looking at locations or commercial washers and dryers, you probably have one big question: What is the cost to open a laundromat? The answer can vary significantly depending on the size of the store, location, equipment package, construction requirements, and whether you…