For landlords and property owners
A local rental operator supplies the sets, installs them, and handles every repair. You put no capital in, you take no maintenance calls, and you earn on every set in the building.
Tell us about the propertyTen units or eighty. Tell us where it is and we will tell you who covers it.
In-unit laundry is one of the first things renters filter for. It is also one of the few amenities you can add without touching the building.
Buying sets outright runs well over a thousand dollars a door, and then they are your asset to repair, replace and eventually dispose of. Renting turns that into a monthly line, or into no line at all.
The resident calls the operator, not you. It never becomes a work order, and nobody rings your maintenance team at nine at night about a washer.
Listings with in-unit laundry lease quicker and support higher rent. That is usually worth more than the arrangement costs, before you count anything you make on it directly.
Sets go into units that need them and come out of ones that do not. You are not carrying equipment through a vacancy.
A resident moves out, the operator services the set between tenants and swaps it if it is past saving. Your listing keeps saying laundry included.
Every operator on this directory is an independent local business. You get a real person's number for your building, not a call centre queue.
Most owners assume there is one arrangement and it involves them writing a cheque every month. There are two. Either works, and which one suits you usually comes down to whether you want the margin or want it off your desk.
One agreement for the property and one invoice a month, however many sets are in place. You decide what in-unit laundry costs your residents and you keep everything above the operator's rate.
Put it in the rent at whatever suits your market. The difference is yours, every month, for as long as that resident stays.
Suits you if you want the margin and would rather your residents deal with you.
Residents sign up with the operator and pay them directly. You point them at it, and you earn an agreed share of what each one pays, every month, for as long as they keep renting.
No invoice, no line item, no cost to the property at all. You never handle a payment and you are not the middleman.
Suits you if you would rather not carry a monthly bill, or only some residents want it.
The share is agreed up front and in writing, and it is paid by the operator out of what they collect. We will not quote you a percentage on a web page before anybody has looked at your building, because it depends on the door count and the rate.
Where it is, roughly how many units could use laundry, and whether the hookups are already in. Two minutes on the form below.
A real conversation about what fits: which of the two arrangements suits you, what the residents would pay, and what the rollout looks like. No obligation and no pressure, and if it is a bad fit we will say so.
We put you with the independent operator covering your area, and stay involved until it is running. They supply, deliver, install, repair, and handle the turnovers.
On coverage, honestly. This directory has independent operators in thirteen states, not fifty. If we have somebody near your property we will put you together. If we do not, we will tell you that plainly rather than string you along, and a real building looking for a supplier is often exactly what brings an operator into a new market. Either way you will get a straight answer, usually the same day.
Ten units or a hundred. The more you can tell us the faster we can come back with something real.