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Hosted by Alliance Laundry Systems · business · EN · 64 episodes
With great return on investment and simple management, the laundromat business has continued to attract new investors. “Laundromat Insights” strips away the myths and misconceptions and gives you the real story about what it takes to open and run a successful laundromat business. Leveraging industry experts and laundry owners, “Laundromat Insights” will offer valuable insights for those considering opening a laundry and tips to current owners looking to maximize their own return on investment. Along the way, we’ll chat with a few of the leaders who make this industry great and hear their stories.
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Episode #67
Owner Steven Nunez discusses building and running four laundromat locations (three in Orlando, one in Miami) focusing on remote management, staffing structure, and operational processes. He shares lessons on trust, systems for verification, growth strategy, and the trade-offs of remote ownership, plus tips for new owners about starting local first and scaling thoughtfully.
Episode #65
Randy interviews Susan Wang, who moved from running vending machines to planning her first laundromat, Sunshine Laundry Lounge. She shares how visiting stores, meeting industry owners (including Tim Richardson), and detailed research shaped her plans for a customer-focused self-serve and wash-and-fold business. Susan discusses timeline, financing, contractor work, and operating as employee one, and offers advice for new buyers: take time to learn the industry, prioritize location and lease terms, and design the business around how you want to serve customers. Follow her journey on Instagram @SusanWangGroup.
Episode #63
There's little doubt that with its densely populated boroughs, New York is a unique laundromat market. In this episode of the Laundry Nerd Podcast, we chat with Christian Almonte, Vice President of Lav Express laundromats in New York, to gain insights on the business, market, and their new giant laundromat in Queens. We’ll also learn how Christian, a second-generation laundromat owner, decided to get into the family business.
Episode #62
Vending, even if it’s just about offering single-use soap and softener, can be an excellent additional revenue stream for laundromat owners. Vend-Rite has been a supplier to the laundry industry since 1952, helping owners meet customer needs and drive additional revenue in the process. In this episode of the Laundry Nerd Podcast, we chat with Mark Gies from Vend-Rite, to learn more about their company, products, and much more.
Episode #61
<p>Laundromat owners who ignore marketing and refuse to stay abreast of best practices do so at their own peril. In this episode of the Laundry Nerd Podcast, we chat with Dom Santamaria, owner of Suds Digital to learn more about the business and best practices. </p>
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