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Selecting the right commercial laundry equipment for your facility can be overwhelming. With numerous options available in the market, each boasting various features and technologies, it's easy to feel lost. The wrong choice can lead to inefficiencies, higher operating costs, and unsatisfied customers or tenants.

Owning and maintaining a commercial laundry operation comes with its own set of challenges, particularly when it comes to managing costs and equipment upkeep. One of the most significant decisions you'll face is whether to lease or buy your laundry machines. Both options come with distinct advantages and drawbacks, and making the wrong choice could lead to unnecessary […]

Your apartment building's dryer decided to take a permanent vacation, leaving residents scrambling for laundry alternatives. You call the service number on the machine, only to be met with an automated menu and an endless hold time. Frustration mounts as you envision a mountain of dirty clothes and unhappy tenants. According to aNational Apartment Association survey, 72% of […]

Imagine your apartment complex is buzzing with residents who rely on the communal laundry facilities to keep their clothes clean. Suddenly, the machines break down, causing frustration and inconvenience for everyone. The downtime not only disrupts daily routines but can also lead to complaints, poor reviews, and even lost tenants. Waiting for repair services during regular […]

Every apartment complex relies on a silent army to keep things running smoothly. In the world of laundry, this army isn't made up of superheroes in capes, but of the dependable, hard-working machines that churn out clean linens for your residents day in and day out. Here at Lakeside Laundry, we understand the importance of these unsung heroes – your commercial laundry […]

Managing laundry operations efficiently can be challenging, especially in an industry where manual oversight and maintenance are the norm. Without real-time insights and proactive measures, laundry businesses face issues like downtime, maintenance costs, and inefficiencies.

Washers and dryers are the lifeblood of a laundromat business. The Coin Laundry Association (CLA) conducted a survey to discover laundromat owners’ attitudes, perceptions, and strategies with regard to the replacement of washers and dryers in their businesses.

Are you a building owner looking to create a new revenue stream for your apartment complex or multi-housing facility? If so, consider making a long-term investment in the property by offering on-site laundry.