LeadQuasar lists 1,330 laundry businesses, and every one has a phone number and a website. The listings carry no email addresses or contact names, so you reach the owner by calling or by working from the website. Texas (362) and California (317) have the most listings, and the rest are spread across 12 other states.
What a laundry business looks like from the outside
The category covers businesses that wash clothes and linens for customers. In practice that ranges from self-service laundromats to wash-and-fold drop-off shops, pickup and delivery services, and commercial laundries that handle linens for hotels, gyms, salons and clinics. Some do all of these under one roof.
That matters because the buyer and the pitch differ:
- Self-service laundromats are equipment-heavy and often lightly staffed. The owner may run several locations and visit each one only part of the day. Equipment, payment systems, utilities and maintenance are the big decisions.
- Wash-and-fold and delivery services are labor-heavy. Scheduling, route software, bags and packaging, and marketing to households matter more.
- Commercial laundries sell contracts to other businesses. They care about bigger machines, delivery vehicles and landing accounts.
The website usually tells you which kind you have within a few seconds. Look for a price list per pound, an app or pickup booking button, or a page aimed at business clients.
Getting past the empty laundromat
The phone number on a self-service laundromat listing may ring in an empty room, forward to the owner's mobile, or reach an attendant who cannot make decisions. That is the main challenge with this list, and there are a few ways around it:
- Ask the attendant when the owner comes in. Owners with several stores usually visit on a routine, to collect, restock and check machines.
- Use the website's contact form or email. Many laundry sites list an email for pickup orders or questions, and the owner often reads them.
- Leave a voicemail with one reason to call back. Owners who get a lot of equipment and payment pitches ignore vague ones.
Wash-and-fold and commercial operations are easier. Someone is almost always there, and the manager or owner is close by.
What sells to laundry owners
- Washers, dryers and parts, plus service and repair contracts
- Card, app and coin-free payment systems
- Pickup and delivery software, including route planning and customer booking
- Detergent, chemicals and supplies on regular orders
- Utility and energy efficiency upgrades for water and gas
- Local marketing for drop-off and delivery services
- Commercial accounts, if you are a hotel, gym or clinic looking for a laundry partner
The last group is worth noting. This list is also useful to businesses that need laundry done. If you run a hotel group or a chain of salons, it gives you local providers to call for quotes.
Where the listings are
| State | Listings |
|---|---|
| Texas | 362 |
| California | 317 |
| Illinois | 100 |
| Pennsylvania | 92 |
| New York | 81 |
| Arizona | 61 |
| Florida | 55 |
| Michigan | 54 |
North Carolina (46), Tennessee (33), Ohio (29) and Indiana (25) follow, with 2 listings each in Arkansas and Mississippi. In most states the listings sit in one city: Chicago accounts for all 100 in Illinois, Philadelphia for all 92 in Pennsylvania, and New York City for 78 of New York's 81. Texas and California are more spread out, with Houston (94), Dallas (82), San Antonio (68) and Austin (37) in Texas, and Los Angeles (96), San Francisco (93), San Diego (66) and San Jose (51) in California.
It is a small, city-focused list. If your territory matches one of these metros, you can work the whole thing by hand.
A calling plan
- Browse laundry services leads and filter to your city. Searching and filtering are free.
- Check each record's quality score before unlocking. Every listing in this category is in the STANDARD tier.
- Tag each listing as self-service, wash-and-fold, delivery or commercial from its website.
- Call the wash-and-fold and commercial operations first. They answer more reliably.
- For self-service stores, ask when the owner visits and call back then, or use the website's contact details.
- Keep notes on how many locations each owner runs. One owner with several stores is a bigger account.
A free account unlocks 50 listings a day with no card, which covers most of these cities in a day or two. For the full list in your CRM, go unlimited for $3.99/month and export to CSV. To find an owner's email from a website, see how to find business email addresses. Follow CAN-SPAM and any state rules when you email.
Frequently asked questions
How many laundry businesses does LeadQuasar list?
There are 1,330 laundry services listings across 14 states. All have a phone number, a website and a Google rating, and the average rating is 4.13. There are no email addresses in this category.
How do I reach a laundromat owner?
Call and ask the attendant when the owner usually visits, then call back at that time. Or use the email or contact form on the website, which is included on every listing.
Which cities have the most laundry services listings?
Chicago (100), Los Angeles (96), Houston (94), San Francisco (93) and Philadelphia (92) lead. Most states in the list have their listings concentrated in one main city.
Can I use this list to find a laundry provider for my business?
Yes. The same listings work for hotels, gyms, salons or clinics looking for local laundry partners. Filter to your city and call for quotes.
Browse laundry services leads free, then create a free account to unlock 50 listings a day with no card.