Reduced expense on utilities, machines, and maintenance compared with having an in-unit laundry room. Less space needed for machines, leaving more apartment square footage for living and storage areas. Saving time by doing more than one load of laundry at a time. Less hassle when it’s time to move.

Cities, communities and their citizens are more concerned about energy and water conservation. A study by the National Research Center commissioned by the Multi-housing Laundry Association revealed significant opportunities for water, gas and electricity reduction with on-premise common-area laundry rooms. For example, residents who use common area laundry facilities use 300 percent less water and 500 percent less gas and electricity than in-unit washers and dryers.

Ability to retain focus on the many demands of property management vs. laundry services, maintenance and coin collection. Reduced expenses of a common area laundry room on-site, with lower capital expense, lower utility costs and less risk of flooding or other floor and wall damage compared with in-unit machines or an owner-operated facility. Added ability to attract and retain residents with today’s functional and eco-friendly designed laundry rooms, offering a more positive experience.