No matter if you run a Laundromat, or work with On PremiseLaundry you will eventually need new equipment. You will need to decidewhat you do with your used equipment. There are many options in this situation, but these are the most obvious LaundromatEquipment for Sale.
Option 1: Look around at your local Laundry EquipmentDistributors to see if they offer trade-in value. It is important to keeptrack of what they offer. It is important to compare the amount they offer you with the cost of the equipment they will be selling you. The one with the highest Trade-In Value is not always the most economical for your company. You should also inquire about whether the package includes warranty service and any other details that will make it a smart investment.
Option 2: You may try to sell your equipmentprivately. This option has its pros and cons. This option has a con.It takes more effort and time to get things moving. You will need to pay some expenses for a classified listing. This could be in the newspaper, trade magazine or online. Selling a machine yourself has the advantage of a greater monetary return, which you can use to purchase new equipment. It is again a matter of economics. To determine if you're generating a higher financial return than the value of a quick Trade In, subtract the costs of listing the machine privately from the likely sale price. Is this a small increase in profit? A very important question, and one that is often not asked: What is my time worth? This is a business decision that every individual must make. However, if you answer the above questions honestly, you'll be able to confidently move forward.
These are just a few other pieces of advice. Have yourpersonal service tech inspect the machine before the Dealers give you theirTrade In valuations. This will allow you to see the true condition of the machine and allows you to enter the process with your "eyes open". If the motor on the machine you trade in has just been replaced, you should be able to claim credit for it. If the computer board has blown, it could be a problem when you receive the Trade-In offer.
As with any business, you must do your research. Askquestions and shop at multiple dealers. There shouldn't be anything thatisn't possible. The old saying is, "If you don’t ask, you don’t get." Commercial Laundry is a good example of this saying.
