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Sustainability is no longer a buzzword; it's a business imperative. As consumers become increasingly environmentally conscious, adopting eco-friendly practices can significantly benefit your laundry business. Not only does it help protect the planet, but it also enhances your brand image, reduces operational costs, and attracts a wider customer base.

Embracing Innovation in Laundry Payments In today's dynamic laundry landscape, innovation is key for staying ahead. One area witnessing a remarkable shift is payment technology. The integration of credit card payment systems directly into laundry machines is revolutionizing the industry, providing a seamless experience for customers and optimizing operations for providers like […]

Are you an apartment building or multi-family housing facility owner looking for a smart and convenient way to increase your revenue, cash flow, and property value with a relatively low-maintenance business opportunity?

As a laundromat owner, it’s not unrealistic to expect returns upwards of 25 to 35 percent. Your profit, however, rests in the quality and performance of your machines, location, and marketing efforts, among other factors.

Whether you’re a laundromat owner or have multi-housing or on-premises laundry equipment, it’s important to keep your commercial laundry equipment up to date. Replacing old and outdated equipment with new machines provides many benefits, from increased end-user satisfaction to improving your bottom line.

When you’re running a laundromat, it can be easy to fall into a routine. The challenge is not falling into a rut. If you’re worried your store is getting a little rough around the edges, or your income isn’t what it used to be, it might be time to reevaluate your laundromat and restore your competitive edge.

Your profit rests in the quality and performance of your machines. Replacement can be intimidating and the factors that influence the decision to replace will be different for every store. Those “whys” can tell you a lot about how you can best approach the replacement process—whether you should be considering a full retool or would benefit from a stepped approach, and what […]

Washers and dryers are the lifeblood of a laundromat business. The Coin Laundry Association (CLA) conducted a survey to discover laundromat owners’ attitudes, perceptions, and strategies with regard to the replacement of washers and dryers in their businesses.

Are you a building owner looking to create a new revenue stream for your apartment complex or multi-housing facility? If so, consider making a long-term investment in the property by offering on-site laundry.

Whether you currently own a laundromat, are looking to start a laundromat business, or own a multi-housing property, there is a payment option for you.