New England’s Trusted Commercial Laundry Partner
COMMERCIAL LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT
Choosing commercial laundry equipment starts with capacity, available space, utilities, and daily use. We help you select washers and dryers for your operation, with installation and service considered from the start.
BUILT FOR DAILY USE
We supply Wascomat equipment and help you compare configurations for your application. Specific models, availability, specifications, and warranty terms are confirmed in your quote.
Choose capacity and machine configurations around load size, user demand, and installation requirements.
Balance drying capacity with washer throughput, venting, energy supply, and available floor space.
Plan for the demands of multi-housing laundry rooms and self-service laundromats.
Before recommending machines, we review how the room will be used. Equipment planning should reflect the property and workload rather than a one-size-fits-all machine count.
FROM SELECTION TO SUPPORT
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Coordinate the setup and the requirements of the selected equipment.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Choose capacity around the loads you actually wash. A shared residential room may need a different mix from a laundromat or a facility washing linens. Consider typical load size, bulky items, daily volume, peak demand, and available drying capacity. Confirm the dimensions and installation requirements for each proposed model before ordering.
Sometimes, but a matching floor space does not guarantee a direct replacement. The selected model’s requirements must be checked against water supply, drainage, electrical service, floor or foundation requirements, and delivery access. Dryers also need the correct energy supply and venting. Have the installation reviewed before committing to equipment.
Compare a written repair estimate with the installed cost of a replacement. Include the machine’s condition, repeated downtime, parts availability, warranty coverage, and whether it still meets your capacity needs. A repair can make sense for a sound machine with an isolated fault; recurring failures may justify a replacement review. Age alone is not enough to decide.
The useful number is the installed project cost, not just the machine price. A quote should identify the models and quantities, delivery and installation, required site work, payment hardware, and what service or warranty coverage is included. Capacity and site conditions can change the total considerably. Contact Star for a quote based on your room and equipment needs.
Warranty terms depend on the model, manufacturer, and sales agreement. Before ordering, confirm the parts coverage, labor coverage, start date, exclusions, and who handles a claim. Installation work and payment-system hardware may have separate terms. Keep the written warranty and serial numbers with your equipment records; do not assume every machine has the same coverage.
Talk with Star Laundry Solutions about your property, equipment needs, or next upgrade. Serving Massachusetts and Rhode Island.