HS Listing ID-73598
Newly Remodeled Houston Laundromat: Card-Operated, Manager in Place, Long Lease
Financial Snapshot
2025 performance: $278,163 in gross revenue and $115,731 in net profit, about a 42% margin.
2026 annualized: $262,786 in gross revenue and $89,286 in net profit.
Verifiable sales: The LaundryWorks card system tracks self-service sales electronically, so buyers can review clean, detailed reports during due diligence.
Turnkey Operations
Absentee-run with a manager in place: A manager and a 3–4 person attendant team handle customer service, machine oversight and wash-and-fold. The owner is rarely on site, so a buyer can focus on oversight and growth instead of working the floor.
Fully remodeled and cashless: The store was renovated about three years ago and converted from coins to a fully automated card system. Self-service runs with virtually no cash handling, which means less collection work and less shrinkage.
Two revenue streams: Card-operated self-service wash and dry drives walk-in volume, and a staffed, in-house wash-and-fold service adds higher-ticket, repeat business.
Store and Equipment
Large, high-capacity floor: About 3,500 sq. ft. with 38 washers and about 40 dryer pockets, enough to serve large-household customers and take on more volume without expanding.
Speed Queen throughout: Most machines are about eight years old. Roughly ten older units (about 16 years) give a buyer a phased upgrade path instead of a full re-equip.
Long lease runway: A new five-year lease plus a five-year renewal option gives up to about ten years of occupancy. Rent is approximately $3,700 a month.
Location and Customer Base
30-year location: A laundromat has operated on this site for about 30 years, so the store benefits from deep neighborhood habits and loyal repeat customers.
Busy commercial corridor: The store sits in Southwest Houston’s Alief area, on a major east-west thoroughfare just west of Beltway 8.
Laundry-dependent trade area: The home ZIP has the profile laundromat operators look for:
About 50,000 residents and 16,500 households, within a broader community of more than 100,000 people
Roughly 63% of households rent, many in apartment and condo communities built between the 1970s and 1990s
Large households averaging about 3 people, which means more frequent, larger loads
A young population, with a median age of about 34
Median household income of about $49,000, a core self-service and wash-and-fold customer base
Growth Opportunities
Pickup and delivery: Relaunch the service, which the store offered before and has since paused.
Commercial accounts: Sign wash-and-fold contracts with nearby businesses.
Reason for Sale
Motivated seller: The owner is relocating out of the country.
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