If your business is considering adding on-site laundry, choosing the machines is only one part of the process. Commercial laundry planning should happen before you order equipment, begin construction, or commit to a particular laundry room layout. The right washers and dryers need to work with the available space, utility infrastructure, laundry volume, employee workflow,…
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How Can Commercial Laundry Equipment Reduce Labor Costs?
Labor is often one of the biggest expenses involved in operating an on-premise laundry. Employees have to sort, load, transfer, unload, fold, and distribute laundry, and the more volume a business handles, the more time those tasks can take. The right commercial laundry equipment can help reduce laundry labor costs by allowing employees to process…
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What Should You Check Before Choosing a Laundromat Location?
Choosing a laundromat location is one of the biggest decisions a new owner will make. A space may look perfect from the outside, but a successful laundry business requires more than a convenient storefront. The surrounding population, accessibility, parking, utilities, building layout, competition, and long-term lease terms can all affect whether a location has the…
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How Can Laundromat Owners Reduce Water and Energy Costs?
Utility expenses are a significant part of running a laundromat, which means finding ways to control laundromat utility costs can have a direct impact on the business's bottom line. Water, electricity, natural gas, and other utility expenses can add up quickly when dozens of commercial machines are operating throughout the day. While utility rates are…
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