Enter your ZIP code to rent a washer and dryer.
Rent from a local small business.
Three steps.
Enter your ZIP
See your local operator and their monthly price.
Pick a day and reserve
Pick what you need and a delivery day, then tick the box to reserve. It takes about 20 seconds, and nothing is charged today.
They deliver and install
Your operator confirms the day, hooks it up, and makes sure it runs. If it breaks later, they fix it.
Common questions.
How much does it cost to rent a washer and dryer?
Across the operators we have checked, a washer and dryer set runs $40 to $80 a month, with most between $45 and $60. A single unit is usually $35 to $49. Expect a one time delivery or setup fee somewhere between $40 and $100, and expect a minimum term of around six months from many operators, though some are month to month. What you should not expect is a deposit or a balance owed.
How fast can I get one delivered?
You pick a delivery day at least three days out when you sign, and your operator confirms it with you. Most deliveries happen within a week. If they can come sooner, they will let you know.
What happens if it breaks?
You tell the operator and they repair or replace it. That is the core of the arrangement. A machine you rent that stops working is their cost, not a bill that lands on you at a bad time.
Do I need hookups in my apartment?
Yes. An operator delivers and installs the machines, but they connect to existing water, drain and power. If your unit has hookups sitting unused, which is common in apartments and rentals, that is exactly the situation renting solves. If there are no hookups at all, no operator can fix that, and the laundromat or a portable machine is your realistic option.
Can I rent a washer and dryer with bad credit?
Usually yes. Most independent operators do not run a credit check, because they keep ownership of the machines and can collect them if you stop paying. That is a genuinely different arrangement from financing an appliance you are buying. Terms vary operator to operator, so ask directly rather than assuming, and be careful of anyone charging a large deposit up front.