Commercial laundry pricing built around your operation.

Every laundry program is different. Learn what shapes your cost, share the details you know, and build a planning range based on your actual needs.

How Pricing Works

Four compact steps build your commercial planning estimate.

Start with the operation and a typical goods program, then add ownership, one familiar sizing detail, and your service ZIP. Your price, service rhythm, finish, and return plan stay together in one planning view.

  1. 01Operation
  2. 02Ownership
  3. 03Weekly volume
  4. 04Service ZIP

01 | Operation & goods

What you clean matters as much as how much you clean.

Different goods require different cleaning, handling, and finishing. Choose the operation closest to yours so your planning range reflects how your laundry program actually works.

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Start with the operation closest to yours.

Type of operation
What should Shelton clean and return?

Choose an operation first, then select every item that belongs in the program.

Who owns the goods in this program?

Compare ownership options
Processing-only model

Customer-owned goods

You provide and own the circulating inventory. Shelton handles the recurring pickup, cleaning, finishing, packaging, and return service.

You manage
Initial purchasing, stocking levels, replacement decisions, and any owner-specific standards.
Shelton manages
Scheduled route service, professional processing, finishing, packaging, and return.
Usually fits
Operations with usable inventory already in place or goods that must remain customer-owned.
Full inventory program

Shelton-supplied goods

Shelton helps specify and supply the working inventory, then plans the circulating stock, route service, laundering, finishing, and normal replacement needs as one program.

Shelton plans
Item specifications, starting quantities, circulating backup, route cadence, processing, and the replacement approach.
You confirm
Material and quality level, color, branding needs, usage patterns, storage limits, and presentation standards.
What shapes price
The goods selected, working par, expected loss and wear, finishing requirements, weekly volume, and service frequency.
Usually fits
New programs, inconsistent or aging stock, and teams that want inventory planning handled with the laundry service.

The planning range is an early guide. Exact inventory quantities, replacement terms, and item specifications are confirmed in the account review.

Side-by-side review

Not sure yet

You do not need to decide now. Start with the broad planning range, then compare the cost and operating responsibility of customer-owned and Shelton-supplied inventory.

Bring to review
Your approximate weekly use, the condition of any existing goods, and what your team wants to stop managing.
Shelton will compare
Upfront inventory responsibility, ongoing service, replacement planning, and the practical fit of each model.

03 | Scale & weekly volume

Weekly volume determines the scale of your laundry program.

Share the number you know best, such as pounds, pieces, rooms, or another familiar measure. Shelton uses your selected goods to estimate weekly volume and plan the right production capacity and pickup schedule.

Choose an operation first

Choose the number you know best.

04 | Service location

Your location shapes the service route.

Add the ZIP where service will occur. Shelton uses it to replace the central San Diego planning assumption with a more specific route.

Where should service meet you?

Building access and loading constraints can be added later only if you want a more precise quote.

Your Planning Range

Choose your operation, select the goods, and add one sizing detail to open a broad weekly range.

Start With Your Operation

Request a Quote

Turn your planning range into a Shelton laundry program.

Your estimator answers will be included with your quote request. Shelton will review your needs, confirm any missing details, and prepare a final laundry program and quote around your operation.

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