Commercial Washer & Dryer Shipping

Preparing laundry equipment

• Remove the coins from the coin boxes and any card or payment readers you want to keep separate.
• Disconnect power, water and gas, and cap the gas line. A licensed technician should handle gas disconnects.
• Drain the washer hoses and the drum.
• Install shipping bolts or a drum restraint if the manufacturer provides them.
• Measure the laundry room doors, halls and stairs at both ends.

Packing and transport

We blanket wrap each unit, protect the doors, glass and control panels, and stretch wrap it. Stacked dryers and washer-dryer stacks are handled as their manufacturer allows. Freight-lane shipments are palletized and strapped, and every unit rides upright on a liftgate truck.

Delivery, placement and coverage

We bring the equipment into the laundry room and set it in position. Reconnecting water, gas, venting and power should be done by a qualified technician. Moves are fully insured, and we handle local moves, long-distance lanes and international freight, 24/7.

Moving equipment for several properties? See vending route and fleet relocation and what affects vending machine shipping cost.

Commercial Washers & Dryers shipping FAQ

Do you disconnect gas dryers?

No. Gas disconnects and reconnects should be done by a licensed technician. We move the equipment once it is disconnected and capped.

Can you move a full laundromat?

Yes. We plan the units as one load, or as several trips, and deliver them in the order you want them installed.

How do I get a quote?

Call (866) 216-7742, any time, 24/7, or use the quote form with your pickup and delivery ZIP codes, the machine make or type, dimensions or photos, and your preferred date.