Professional equipment repair. 37+ years expertise. Same-day service available across NJ, PA, NY & Delaware.
Request ServiceSince 1989, HM Commercial Laundry has been the trusted partner for commercial laundry repair and maintenance across the Northeast. Our certified technicians provide comprehensive diagnostic and repair services for all major equipment brands, with specialized expertise in UniMac washer-extractors, tumble dryers, and complete laundry systems.
All models including UW Series, UCT Cabinet, UAT. Complete diagnostic and repair service.
UT30, UT55, UT200 industrial models with all control systems.
Motors, pumps, seals, bearings, valves, control systems, heating elements.
Control upgrades, efficiency tuning, water & energy optimization.
Electrolux, Speed Queen, Milnor, and industry standards.
Rapid response times. After-hours calls answered immediately.
When operators talk about commercial laundry "repair," they usually mean one of three different things, and each has its own response curve and pricing structure. Knowing which one you actually need is the first step toward not overpaying.
This is the urgent call: a washer is locked out with an error code, water is on the floor, a dryer is heating but not tumbling, a door lock won't release. We respond same-day for most of New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania, NYC, and Delaware. The technician arrives with the most common UniMac OEM parts on the truck — door locks, level switches, drive belts, motor contactors, heater elements, drain valves — so the majority of repairs are completed in a single visit.
This is the structured service that prevents the urgent calls. On a customer-set cadence (typically quarterly for high-volume accounts, semi-annually for moderate-volume), our techs come on-site and run a full inspection: belt tension, bearing condition, seal integrity, electrical connections, motor amp draw, sensor calibration, drain and water inlet pressures, and a controller fault-log review. We document everything so your facility has a paper trail for compliance audits.
For older machines (12+ years), full component replacement isn't always the right call — sometimes a bearing swap, motor brush replacement, or controller reflash gets you another 3-5 years of service life at a fraction of the cost of new equipment. We'll be honest with you about whether a repair makes economic sense, or whether it's time to plan for replacement.
HM Commercial Laundry is an authorized UniMac dealer, but our certified technicians service equipment from every major commercial laundry brand:
See our all-brand commercial laundry repair hub, or repair pages by equipment type: washer-extractors and dryers.
We stock the parts that account for roughly 80% of UniMac field repairs on every truck — door locks, drive belts, level pressure switches, motor contactors, heater elements, drain valves and solenoids, water inlet valves, common gaskets, and a basic chemical-injector parts kit. Less common parts ship same-day from the Alliance distribution warehouse to our Jackson, NJ shop.
Most NJ service calls placed before noon get same-day response. Emergency response (24/7) is typically four hours or less for our service area. Customers on our Preventative Maintenance Program get priority dispatch.
We charge a flat dispatch fee that covers travel time and on-site diagnosis. If we proceed with repairs, the dispatch fee is typically credited against the repair total. Pricing varies by region and time-of-day; call (732) 681-0500 for a current rate sheet.
If we have to order a part, we'll quote the lead time and parts cost up-front. Most uncommon UniMac parts arrive next-business-day from Alliance distribution. We never charge a second dispatch fee on a follow-up visit for the same repair.
Yes — we are an authorized UniMac warranty service provider. For UniMac equipment under warranty, we coordinate parts and labor coverage directly with Alliance. For other brands, we'll work with you and the manufacturer to facilitate warranty coverage where applicable.
Scheduled inspections (typically quarterly or semi-annually), lubrication, belt and hose replacement on a wear schedule, motor and electrical checks, calibration of temperature and level sensors, controller fault-log review, and a documented maintenance log for compliance audits. PM customers see roughly half the unscheduled downtime of facilities that wait for failures.
