Services 

We provide professional diagnostics and repair services for commercial washers and dryers used in laundromats, apartment complexes, hotels, healthcare facilities, and other high-use environments. Our technicians are trained to quickly identify issues, minimize downtime, and restore your equipment to reliable operation.

Every service call begins with a thorough diagnostic evaluation to accurately identify the root cause of the problem — not just the symptom.
This approach ensures repairs are done correctly the first time, reducing repeat failures and unnecessary costs.

     Typical Washer Repairs Include:

• Unblocking of obstructed Drain valve or replacement
  
  

• Inlet valve and pressure switch repair or replacement
  
  

• Motor, belt, or bearing replacement
  
  

• Door lock and safety switch repair
  
  

• Suspension and shock absorber replacement
  
  

• Hose, seal, and gasket replacement
  
  

Typical Dryer Repairs Include:

• Heating element replacement (electric)
  
  

• Igniter, flame sensor, and gas valve repair (gas)
  
  

• Thermostat and thermal fuse replacement
  
  

• Belt, roller, idler pulley, and bearing replacement
  
  

• Blower wheel and airflow corrections
  
  

• Vent and exhaust system cleaning
  
  

After repairs are completed, each machine is:

• Fully tested through an operational cycle
  
  

We provide professional dryer duct cleaning for laundry environments to improve drying efficiency, reduce fire risk, and extend equipment life.

 Duct Cleaning

• Mechanical removal of lint and debris from the full duct run
  
  

• Cleaning of blower wheels, lint housings, and transition ducts
  
  

• Removal of compacted lint at elbows and termination points
  
  

• Safe containment and disposal of lint buildup

We provide hands-on operator training and basic maintenance instruction to help owners and staff operate equipment correctly, prevent avoidable breakdowns, and extend the life of commercial laundry equipment.

Operator Training

Training is tailored to your specific equipment and operation and may include:

• Proper startup, shutdown, and daily operation procedures
  
  

• Correct loading practices to prevent imbalance and premature wear
  
  

• Cycle selection and programming basics
  
  

• Identifying normal vs. abnormal machine behavior
  
  

• Understanding common error codes and warning signs
  
  

• Safe handling of equipment, utilities, and emergency shutoff procedures
  
  

We train staff on routine maintenance tasks that reduce downtime:

• Lint screen and lint path cleaning procedures
  
  

• Dryer vent awareness and airflow best practices
  
  

• Cleaning washer dispensers, door seals, and filters
  
  

• Visual inspection of hoses, belts, and connections
  
  

• Recognizing early signs of wear, leaks, or overheating
  
  

Preventative Focus

Operators learn how to:

• Reduce unnecessary service calls
  
  

• Catch issues early before they become costly repairs
  
  

• Maintain consistent performance and efficiency
  
  

Documentation & Support

• Maintenance checklists and recommended service intervals
  
  

• Guidance on when to perform in-house maintenance vs. call for service