Snap a photo of any commercial washer or dryer nameplate, paste a serial number, or pick a model from the dropdown. Equipment Vault returns the machine's age, original MSRP, current new replacement cost, used market value range, expected remaining lifespan, common failure points at this age, and a depreciation curve. Use it for due diligence on a laundromat acquisition, insurance valuations, equipment financing applications, or when selling a store.
How the Valuation Engine Works
Each appraisal pulls from verified dealer pricing (AAdvantage Laundry Systems is the primary data partner for Speed Queen, Dexter, Continental Girbau, and Huebsch), manufacturer MSRPs, used machine sales benchmarks from the WashBizHub Marketplace, and condition adjustments based on cycle counts, visible wear, and year of manufacture. Results show a low/mid/high range — not a single point — because real-world used pricing varies by region, demand, and machine cosmetic condition.
Supported Brands
Speed Queen, Dexter Laundry, Continental Girbau, Huebsch, Wascomat, Electrolux Professional, Maytag Commercial, Whirlpool Commercial, LG Commercial, ADC (American Dryer), IPSO, Primus, Unimac, Milnor, and Pellerin. Coverage spans coin-op vended washers, dryers, stack dryers, soft-mount and hard-mount machines, and 25-lb through 125-lb capacity ranges.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a used commercial washer worth?
A 5-year-old Speed Queen 40-lb soft-mount washer typically appraises at $3,800–$5,200; a 10-year-old Dexter T-400 stack washer at $2,400–$3,100; a 7-year-old Continental Girbau 60-lb at $5,500–$7,200. Equipment Vault returns the exact range for your specific brand, model, year, and condition — free preview, 1 credit ($49) for the full PDF report with depreciation curve.
How accurate is the appraisal?
For machines manufactured between 2010–2025, valuations are within ±15% of actual sale prices observed in the WashBizHub Marketplace. For older machines (pre-2010), accuracy widens to ±25% because dealer parts availability becomes the dominant pricing factor. Results always show a range, not a single price.
What does an Equipment Vault appraisal cost?
Single appraisals are 1 credit each. Credit packs start at $49 for 1 credit, $99 for 3 credits, or $199 for 10 credits. Credits never expire. A typical due diligence run on a 30-machine laundromat takes 30 credits ($199 pack). Service Guy AI subscribers get appraisals included.
Can I export the appraisal?
Yes. Every appraisal can be downloaded as a PDF report including machine photos, valuation breakdown, depreciation curve, and dealer pricing references. Reports are formatted for use in SBA loan applications, insurance claims, and acquisition due diligence packets.