LaundromatFounded in 1982, the business is a recognized name in the local dry cleaner market. A tenured team of 5 handles day-to-day operations; several key employees have been with the company for many years. Bookkeeping is clean and professionally maintained, with financials ready for buyer review. The company offers a full range of dry cleaner services, giving customers a single point of contact and driving healthy average tickets. The business operates on modern software for scheduling, invoicing, and customer management, so a new owner inherits clean data and repeatable processes. Marketing spend is modest, leaving obvious headroom for a buyer who invests in digital advertising. The business maintains an excellent reputation, reflected in its ratings across the major review platforms. The business has grown organically with virtually no paid advertising for most of its history, a testament to the strength of its reputation. The trade area is experiencing steady population and commercial growth, supporting long-term demand. Owner involvement is primarily managerial; no specialized license is required for ownership, though one is preferred. A professionally built website generates steady inbound inquiries with no ongoing ad spend. What began as a small operation in 1982 has grown steadily through referrals, repeat customers, and a reputation for doing the job right. The Provo market continues to grow, and demand for dry cleaner services has remained resilient through economic cycles. Service offerings have been refined over the years to focus on the most profitable lines of work. The company runs on documented processes with a trained staff of 5 in place, allowing the owner to focus on high-level management. Serious inquiries only; a signed NDA and proof of funds are required for detailed financials.
Seller is pursuing another business venture and wants a clean transition.
3 weeks of training included in the sale price; extended support negotiable.
Growth opportunities include expanded digital marketing, added service lines, and extended hours.
Modeling Profitable Dry Cleaner in Provo · $427K
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SBA 7(a) acquisition loans typically require ~10% down.
SBA business-acquisition loans are usually 10 years.
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