Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a well-established laundromat in the heart of Lynwood! Successfully operated by the same owner for nearly 10 years, this fully equipped laundry business is...
Seize this rare opportunity to own a thriving laundromat business in Fresno, CA! Located at 3275 E Shields Ave, Happy Wash & Dry Laundromat is a well-established business with a solid reputation in...
This well established and long standing laundromat has been in operation and serving the Central Coast community for several decades. The business is ideally positioned in a standalone building that...
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Attractive and profitable Torrance self-service Coin Laundry in the heart of the South Bay Los Angeles. The business is located in a retail strip center on a major street, with excellent signage and...
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For sale is an attractive, profitable, and fully attended Laundromat located San Diego City, in the NorthPark neighborhood. The Coin Laundry is an attended and employee operated business that offers...
High-visibility, densely populated areas, especially near apartments, colleges, or urban housing, significantly increase value.
Modern, energy-efficient washers and dryers reduce maintenance risk and utility costs, increasing buyer confidence.
Water, gas, and electricity expenses materially affect profitability. Favorable lease terms (long-term, stable rent) add value.
Self-service laundromats with minimal staffing typically command higher multiples than heavily managed operations.
Recurring daily cash flow from walk-in customers is attractive, especially when supported by wash-and-fold services or commercial accounts.
Clear books, properly reported cash income, and documented expenses are important for valuation credibility.
Washers and dryers have finite lifespans. Underestimating future capital expenditures can distort profitability expectations.
Water and gas costs directly impact margins. Small differences in utility rates can significantly change net income.
If the lease is short-term or above-market, profitability can change dramatically upon renewal.
Some laundromats operate with significant cash revenue. Without proper normalization, financial statements may not reflect true performance.
Population density, renter concentration, and local competition heavily influence demand stability.
Nearby newer facilities with upgraded machines or better amenities can reduce customer retention.
Small laundromats typically range from $150,000 to $500,000, depending on location, equipment condition, and cash flow. Larger or high-performing urban locations can sell for $750,000 to $1M+. The price is usually based on cash flow (SDE or EBITDA), not just equipment value.
Well-run laundromats can generate strong, steady cash flow because demand is consistent. Profitability depends heavily on rent, utilities, equipment efficiency, and location. Clean operations in dense rental areas tend to perform best.
Many self-service laundromats operate with little to no staff. However, some include attendants, especially if they offer wash-and-fold services or extended hours. Fully unattended models are common and can reduce overhead significantly.
They can be relatively low-management compared to many other businesses, but they are not truly passive. Even unattended locations require oversight for maintenance, equipment repairs, utilities, lease management, and customer issues. With proper systems, they can be semi-passive.
Net profit margins typically range from 20% to 35%, depending on rent and utility costs. Well-optimized locations in strong markets can exceed that range, especially if utilities are controlled and equipment is energy-efficient.
Most laundromats sell as asset sales. Buyers usually purchase the equipment, lease rights, and goodwill rather than the legal entity itself. This structure is common because the equipment represents a large portion of the business value.
