A washer and dryer, delivered to your door and installed for $60 a month. If it breaks, we fix it. If you move, we come get it. That's the whole arrangement.
Most of what makes owning appliances expensive isn't the appliance — it's everything that happens after. That part is ours.
We haul it in, connect it, level it, and run a test cycle before we leave. You don't rent a truck or call a friend with a dolly.
Something stops working, you text us. Repair or swap, no charge, no argument about whether it's covered.
Lease ending, moving out of state, finally bought your own set — we pick it up. Nothing to sell on Marketplace.
Six-month minimum to start, then it rolls month to month. No penalty for ending it after that.
Fill out the form or call. We confirm we deliver to your address and check what hookups you have.
A short rental agreement comes to your phone or email. Sign it there — no printing, no meeting up.
We pick a window that works, bring the set, connect it, and make sure it runs before we go.
Pay the same amount every month. Call us if anything goes wrong. That's the entire ongoing relationship.
We publish the number because comparison is the whole argument. Rent-to-own stores quote you a weekly payment and a 24-month path to owning a machine that costs more than buying it outright.
Your place has hookups but no machines, and buying a set you'll have to sell in a year makes no sense.
Rent for the school year, we pick it up in spring. Split four ways it's $15 a month each. Utah Tech · SUU
Here from October to April. Rent for the season instead of leaving appliances sitting empty all summer.
Outfit units without capital outlay, and stop taking 9 p.m. calls about a broken dryer. See multi-unit rates →
We deliver across Washington and Iron County, and we cross the state line into Mesquite. If you're nearby but not on this list, call anyway — we can usually work it out.
No. We don't run credit and we don't ask for a deposit.
Text or call us. We repair it or swap the unit, and you're not charged for either. Normal wear and mechanical failure are ours to deal with — that's most of the point of renting.
Yes. Call us and we'll quote it — the $60 rate is for the pair.
Moving within our service area, we relocate the set for you. Moving out of the area, we pick it up. Reach out as soon as you know your dates so we can schedule it.
Look for two water valves and a drain standpipe, usually in a closet, garage, or laundry nook. For the dryer you'll have either a large 220V outlet or a gas line. Send us a photo and we'll tell you what you're looking at.
Yes, and it's a good fit. You skip the upfront cost of buying sets for every unit and you stop fielding appliance repair calls. Call us for multi-unit pricing.
Rent-to-own is financing — you make payments for a year or two and eventually own a machine, usually for well above retail. This is a rental. You pay for use of the appliance while you need it and we take it back when you don't. If your goal is to own a washer, buying one is cheaper. If your goal is clean laundry without owning anything, renting is.
Usually within a week of signing, often sooner. If you're on a deadline — move-in day, lease start — say so and we'll work around it.
We'll confirm we deliver to you and give you a delivery window. Usually the same day you write in.