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Writer's pictureSalih Baity

How to Start a Laundry Business


It is very evident that all of us constantly need clean clothes but a lot of people don’t have enough time to handle this simple task. As a matter of fact, laundry is often regarded as the least flattering household routine. Given the continuous need for clean clothes, this $40 billion dollar industry is a profitable business to get involved in. If you ever thought of becoming a laundry entrepreneur, take a look at the following guide on how to start the right way.

Get an Experience in the Laundry Industry

Although running your own laundry business does not need any specific background or qualifications, it’s a good idea when venturing into any business to have experience in the industry. With this in mind, it’s beneficial to get a job in a laundry facility, so you can absorb some information about the industry and what clients want. Conduct Market Research


Conducting market research before starting your laundry business is very important, it’s an effective way to assure that there is a demand for laundry services in your location. Carrying out market research helps recognize customers’ expected reactions to your new venture. Create a Business Plan In any business, it should start with a business plan. A business plan will give you a deeper understanding of the market. Your business plan should include a list of the services you will provide. For example, will you provide delivery service of the laundry back to customers or offer any specific cleaning services, such as ironing or dry cleaning? This gives you clarity about where you are going and helps you stay focused and remain on the right track. Pick a Great Location

You can also operate your laundry business from the comfort of your home given that you have a garage and you live in a place that’s accessible for customers to drop off and pick up their laundry.

A great location for your start-up that’s on a busy street will help get the business up and running. Obviously, the value of renting the venue will need to be recorded into the business expenses and taken out of potential revenues.


Space that has off street parking is a plus factor as this makes the dropping off and picking up process more convenient for customers. Funding Your Business


You know that starting and running a laundry business isn’t cheap. Your business needs to cover an extensive range of expenses, from heavy duty washing machines to laundry space rent, and more. Business loans can assist you in starting or expanding your laundry business. We at Sals Capital offer a variety of funding options that cater your business needs. You can also take advantage of our interest free financing options for up to two years. What are you waiting for? Better Call Sal! at (332-334-1077).


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