Plain answers for owners.
What a store is worth, how a sale works, and what to expect at every step. Written by the people who buy them.
How Much Is a Laundromat Worth?
Most established laundromats sell for roughly 2 to 4 times EBITDA. What EBITDA means for your store and what moves the price, in plain English.
How to Sell a Laundromat
The whole process in plain English: know your numbers, gather five documents, choose how to sell, take an offer, get through diligence, close.
Laundromat Seller Document Checklist
The five documents that answer most of a buyer's questions, and why each one matters. Have these ready and a sale moves in weeks, not months.
What Buyers Verify in Laundromat Due Diligence
Revenue, lease, equipment, utilities, payroll, licenses. What a serious buyer checks after the offer, so nothing in diligence surprises you.
Selling a Laundromat With a Short Lease
A short lease is the most common thing holding back a laundromat sale. What buyers see, and the paths owners and landlords typically take.
Asset Sale vs Share Sale for a Laundromat
Nearly every laundromat deal is an asset sale. What transfers, why that helps you, both sides of a stock sale, and how the annuity and cash paths work.
Selling a Laundromat in New England
Dense renter cities, older building stock, and year-round demand make New England a strong laundromat market. Where and how we buy across the region.
What Happens After the LOI
The letter of intent starts the closing stretch: due diligence, the purchase agreement, the landlord, and closing day. The typical 30 to 60 days, explained.
Ready to hear a number?
One confidential call. If the store fits, the offer follows, with the board behind it.