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Practical guides for buying, running, protecting, and selling a laundromat: pre-purchase checklists, fire and slip-and-fall prevention, and security.
- Adding Wash-Dry-Fold to a Self-Service Laundromat: The Insurance Implications
Adding wash-dry-fold to a self-service laundromat adds bailee exposure, workers comp, and attendant liability. Here is how to re-class the policy.
- Coin Box and Card System Security: Preventing Theft and Vandalism at Your Laundromat
Prevent laundromat theft and vandalism: coin-box reinforcement, card tokenization, cameras, lighting, and alarms that can earn underwriting credits.
- Dryer-Lint Fire Prevention: A Maintenance Checklist for Laundromat Owners
A laundromat checklist to prevent dryer-lint fires: vent-cleaning cadence, NFPA-aligned exhaust standards, and why insurers price the risk.
- How to Buy Your First Laundromat: An Insurance and Operating Pre-Purchase Checklist
A first-time buyer’s laundromat checklist: inspect equipment, read the lease, verify fire-code compliance, and bind coverage before closing.
- Reducing Slip-and-Fall Risk at Your Laundromat: Floor, Signage, and Lighting
Reduce laundromat slip-and-fall risk with slip-resistant floors, signage, lighting, and drainage, plus the mop-and-log routine that defends a GL claim.
- Selling Your Laundromat: How to Position Insurance History for Buyers
Selling a laundromat? Clean loss runs, a claims-free record, and documented equipment age lift the sale price and ease buyer financing. Here is how.