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Open a laundromat with a team that handles the whole project.

From the first site walkthrough to opening day: location, layout, equipment, financing, construction, and marketing, planned as one project across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania & Massachusetts.

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How a project comes together

Not every step applies to every store. A first build and a retool start in different places. Here's the full path.

  1. Location study & utility analysis

    We review candidate sites for demand, competition, and whether the water, gas, and electrical service can carry a full equipment set.

  2. Business planning

    Investment parameters, projected operating model, and the plan you can take to a lender, grounded in the store you actually intend to build.

  3. Store design & layout

    Interior and exterior design mockups, equipment mix, and workflow so the floor works for customers and for you.

  4. Equipment selection

    The right washers and dryers for your throughput and utilities, from the Electrolux Professional and Encore by Wascomat lines.

  5. Financing

    Equipment financing arranged through partner finance companies, matched to your project.

  6. Construction & installation

    Build-out coordination, delivery, rigging, hookup, and startup by factory-trained technicians.

  7. Marketing support

    Grand-opening and ongoing promotion support, including design and promotional templates through our creative-services partner.

  8. Ongoing service

    Repair, preventive maintenance, and parts once the doors are open, from the team that built the store.

What it actually looks like

Three moments from Masters Laundry projects: machines arriving on the sidewalk, the floor going in, and the doors opening.

  1. Row of new Electrolux washers on pallets on a New York City sidewalk, under a Coming Soon High Speed Washers banner

    Machines arrive

    A full set of high-speed washers delivered to the sidewalk and rolled in, with the store still weeks from opening.

  2. Long row of commercial washers installed along a wall in a laundromat still under construction

    The floor goes in

    Machines set, plumbed and wired along the wall while the build-out is still underway around them.

  3. Newly opened laundromat storefront with Now Open and New Machines signs in the windows

    Doors open

    Signage up, new machines in, open seven days. The same team is still on the other end of the phone afterwards.

Already own a store?

Retooling an existing laundromat (new equipment, better utility performance, a refreshed floor) follows the same team from plan to install. And when it's time to buy or sell a store, our brokerage handles it confidentially.