Launderettes & dry cleaners · Ireland
Launderettes and dry cleaners run on expensive machines with a hard working life: washers, dryers, presses and dry-cleaning machines that cost real money to buy and maintain, plus energy bills that keep rising. We help Irish launderettes and dry cleaners compare asset finance, merchant cash advances and term loans through specialist lenders.

Spread the cost of the machines the business runs on instead of paying for them in one go.
If customers pay by card or you take regular deposits, finance can work from much earlier in the business's life.
Fund a shop refit, a second location, a delivery service or a contract laundry push and repay on a fixed schedule.
Finance is subject to lender assessment. Unsecured term loans are not registered against property or business assets, but some lenders ask directors for a personal guarantee. Equipment-secured loans are assessed case by case.
Why launderettes & dry cleaners come to us
Every wash and every press puts hours on equipment that costs thousands to replace, and a broken machine is lost takings from that day. Energy costs keep rising, customers expect card payments and quick turnaround, and the businesses growing fastest are the ones adding services — duvet and curtain cleaning, repairs, delivery, or commercial contracts with guesthouses and restaurants.
Asset finance spreads the cost of washers, dryers and dry-cleaning machines over their working life, a merchant cash advance repays as a share of card takings, and a term loan funds a refit, a second location or a delivery service on a fixed schedule.
Coming from a different angle? Our asset finance page explains how equipment funding works, the merchant cash advance page covers card-based advances, and the unsecured business loans page covers term-loan criteria in detail.
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Yes. Asset finance spreads the cost of suitable new or used equipment — industrial washers and dryers, dry-cleaning machines, presses, finishers and boilers — over its working life, with hire purchase or leasing options. A supplier quote helps us compare the options.
Yes. A term loan can fund a refit, a second location or a delivery service on a fixed repayment schedule, and asset finance can cover the machines themselves, so the two often work together.
A merchant cash advance can work from around 90 days trading with card takings of about €5,000 a month or more. Flexible repayment loans can work from around 9 months with steady deposits, and unsecured term loans typically need 12 months trading with one year's accounts.
For unsecured term loans, lenders typically want at least 12 months trading with one year's accounts, turnover of €100,000 or more, a net profit and clean recent bank statements. Limited company, Sole trader, Partnership accounts can all work.
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