New England’s Trusted Commercial Laundry Partner
SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Our commercial laundry solutions bring equipment, payment options, and support together for shared apartment laundry rooms, on-premises facilities, and laundromats. We start by understanding who uses the room and what your operation needs.
FIND YOUR FIT
Explore the approach that fits your property, residents, staff, or customers.
Convenient shared laundry for apartment buildings, condominiums, and residential communities.
Equipment and room planning for businesses that handle laundry on site.
Equipment selection, payment systems, and ongoing support for new or existing stores.
Explore the benefits of shared laundry rooms or learn more about planning and upgrading a laundromat.
A useful property amenity should be easy to use and practical to manage. Star helps property owners review room layout, resident demand, machine mix, and payment preferences.
Hotels, schools, fitness facilities, and other organizations have different laundry workloads. We help match the equipment and workflow to the volume and types of items you wash.
Whether you are exploring a new location or replacing aging machines, the equipment decision is only part of the project. We help connect room design, payment choices, and service planning.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Start with the number of occupied homes, how many residents share the room, and when they do laundry. Family properties, senior housing, and student housing can have very different demand. Existing machine usage and queues are more useful than a fixed machine-per-unit rule. A room review should also check space, utilities, dryer capacity, and access before a machine count is recommended.
Buying puts the equipment under your ownership, with upfront costs and responsibility for repairs unless you arrange separate coverage. A lease can spread costs, but the agreement determines ownership, maintenance, payment collection, and end-of-term obligations. Compare the total cost and responsibilities over the same period. Ask Star about the arrangements currently available for your property.
A phased upgrade may be practical when the remaining equipment is serviceable and compatible with the proposed setup. Review washer and dryer capacity together, along with utility connections and payment compatibility. Plan the work so residents know which machines remain available and when each phase will happen.
The equipment and payment agreements should name the responsible contacts. The property owner, laundry operator, and payment provider may have different roles. Post the service number and machine IDs in the room, and give residents a clear way to report a fault or payment problem. Do not assume maintenance or refunds are included in an equipment lease unless the agreement says so.
Bring the property location, number and type of users, room dimensions, and photos of the space. For an existing room, include machine models, ages, busy-period usage, and recurring complaints. The planning review should also cover water, drainage, electrical supply, dryer venting, equipment access, and the payment method you want to offer.
Talk with Star Laundry Solutions about your property, equipment needs, or next upgrade. Serving Massachusetts and Rhode Island.