For some businesses, it's very obvious that commercial laundry systems are required. Launderettes are at the top of this list; they are nothing without washers and dryers. Apartment complexes and dormitories are other prime candidates for commercial equipment. Both of these types of living quarters concentrate many people into large buildings, which means that there are plenty of laundry customers in a small area. Household-grade equipment will not last long under such conditions!

 

Some other businesses may not realize the value of commercial laundry systems at a glance. These include medical facilities, schools, large auto repair shops, and similar establishments. What these have in common is that they often use uniforms, and frequently, send these to be washed by an outside laundry service. By adding one or two commercial laundry systems, they can eliminate the service charge. In some cases, that will allow the equipment to pay for itself in fairly short order.

 

Whether a business needs 50 washers and dryers or just one set, a commercial laundry equipment distributor is the best source. A distributor has new machines, so the equipment will last longer than if it was obtained second-hand. New machines are also more efficient and offer the latest developments, so they'll do a better job on the laundry. Finally, warranty work can be done by the distributor if needed.

 

If your company relies on laundry equipment, either as its business or to keep the business running, contact a commercial laundry equipment distributor with your needs. You'll find that this equipment can handle pretty much everything you throw at it. It is not only more durable than home-type machinery, but it's almost always bigger, as well. This lets it speed through your laundry like no home equipment can.