LaundromatThis dry cleaner business has operated continuously since 1981 and enjoys strong repeat business. Revenue is diversified across residential and commercial accounts, with no single customer representing a significant concentration. The team is cross-trained across functions, so operations do not depend on any single employee. The brand is well recognized locally, supported by years of consistent signage, vehicle wraps, and community involvement. Financial records are well organized and will support lender due diligence, including SBA financing. Owner involvement is primarily managerial; no specialized license is required for ownership, though one is preferred. The trade area is experiencing steady population and commercial growth, supporting long-term demand. The business has grown organically with virtually no paid advertising for most of its history, a testament to the strength of its reputation. All equipment is well-maintained and included in the sale, with no significant capital expenditures anticipated in the near term. Strong online reviews and word-of-mouth referrals drive a steady flow of new customers with minimal advertising spend. The business generates dependable cash flow with margins at or above industry benchmarks. The company ranks well in local search results and maintains an active presence on the major review platforms. Serious inquiries only; a signed NDA and proof of funds are required for detailed financials.
Up to 40% carried at 6% over 5 years for qualified buyers.
After 45 years, the owner is ready to pass the business to its next operator.
Seller offers 3 weeks of hands-on training, with phone support for 6 months after closing.
Housed in a 1,930 sq ft commercial space with room to expand operations.
A new owner could grow by adding outside sales, pursuing commercial contracts, and increasing marketing spend.
Modeling Profitable Dry Cleaner in Philadelphia · $427K
Asking price is $427K. Type an offer or drag to model one.
SBA 7(a) acquisition loans typically require ~10% down.
SBA business-acquisition loans are usually 10 years.
A market salary for whoever runs the business day-to-day, subtracted from earnings to show true profit. Set to $0 if you will owner-operate.
Estimates for illustration only, based on the listed SDE and your assumptions. Closing costs are estimated at ~2.5% of price for fees and working capital. Actual loan terms, taxes, and earnings will differ. This is not financial advice. Verify all figures in diligence and consult qualified advisors.
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