Territory ยท New Jersey

Commercial laundry equipment in New Jersey.

New Jersey sits between two major metros, and its laundry market splits accordingly: dense multi-family in the north that behaves like New York City, and a very different suburban and shore market elsewhere in the state.

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  • 50

    Stores opened in New Jersey

    Since 2016

  • 3,000

    Machines deployed in New Jersey

    Since 2016

  • 39

    Years in the industry

    Since 1987, across the territory

What is different about this market

Few states in the territory vary this much internally. The northern corridor towards New York carries dense rental housing and the store economics that come with it. Move south and west and the same equipment question gets a different answer, because household size, parking, and competing in-unit laundry all change.

  • Two distinct sub-markets in one state, so a statewide average is close to meaningless
  • Strong multi-family and garden-apartment stock supports resident laundry rooms
  • Seasonal shore demand changes what a nearby store or property needs through the year
  • Commuter-town locations often want faster cycles rather than more machines

What we do in New Jersey

Operations we equip here

Common questions

About equipment, service and projects in New Jersey.

Do you cover all of New Jersey?

New Jersey is part of the five-state territory Masters Laundry Equipment serves, alongside New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. Tell us the town and what you are equipping and we will confirm what we can do there.

Does laundry equipment for a shore property need anything different?

Demand is seasonal rather than steady, which changes capacity planning. Equipment has to clear a summer peak without sitting badly oversized the rest of the year, and that trade-off is worth working through before the equipment list is fixed.

Tell us where you are

Send the address and what you are equipping. We will tell you what fits, what the building needs, and what it takes to get it running.