We offer various laundry appliances: Full Size Dryer (gas or electric) Side-by-Side Washer & Dryer Full size washer and dryer set Stacked Washer & Dryer (Gas or electric) The perfect solution for a small laundry space Has all the standard features Easy to reach front rotary controls *tax will apply where necessary. Product images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual appliances will vary. How to choose the right laundry equipment Consider the space and layout of your laundry room. Some homes are set up for a side-by-side washer and dryer configuration, while others are set up for a stacked washer-dryer set. Measure the space you have Use a tape measure to determine the length and the width of the space where you will keep your washer and dryer. This will help ensure that you rent a laundry set that fits. Most standard washer-dryer models are about 25 to 28 inches wide each. Most stacked models are about 24 inches wide and range from 70 to 75 inches high.

Prepare for delivery of your laundry set Before you rent, make sure your selected washer and dryer can clear doorways, hallways and other points of entry that will be used to deliver your laundry set.Tight Satin Wedding Dresses A level floor with no more than a 1-inch slopeHome Depot Bathroom Door Knob A location that can support the installation of a dryer exhaust systemBest Selling Books Of 1947 Hot and cold water valves must be within three feet of washer installation location Consider the power source While with washers you may not have a choice, dryers are made in both electric and gas models. It is important to note whether your dryer will need to be powered by electricity or gas. Example of a 220V outlet used for an Electric Dryer

Example of a gas line connection used for a Gas Dryer. In addition to this connection, a standard electrical outlet should be near by. If you live in an apartment or a condominium you may need to confirm with your leasing professional or landlord which option you need. Standard dryer installation must include dryer exhaust duct, electrical cord as well as gas line. Gas shutoff is required directly behind the appliance. Hot and cold water lines are required for washers. Water valves (hot and cold) must be corrosive free and within 5 ft. of hookup. All hookups in the home must be up to date and standard. We may not be able to connect the appliance if the gas valve or water valves are not updated. For washing machine installation a drain that is at least 39" in height is required. Call us  toll-free (800) 414-1776 to speak to one of our rental specialists or order your appliances online and our professional installers will be on their way. Next Day Delivery On All Appliances!

“It makes moving much easier and I don't want to be stuck with a refrigerator that may or may not match/fit in any place I move.” “It's my second year renting with CAR, and I've been very satisfied with the appliances, service, and price.” “Just wanted to give Louis (sp) a huge thank for all your help with install and removal.”File photo by Gideon/Flickr You want that in-home washer and dryer. But once you find out how much it will cost you, at least if you're a renter, you'll think twice about the conveniences offered by your funky neighborhood laundromat.The folks at real estate site Trulia looked at its rental listings in America's 13 largest markets and concluded that units with their own individual washers and dryers command 10 percent more in rent than units without them.Los Angeles, of course, is the city with the highest dollar premium for washer- and dryer-equipped apartments, the site found. We already have the least affordable rental scene in America, so this is no surprise.

According to a Trulia statement: For Los Angeles specifically, renters pay an average of $325 extra for an in-unit washer and dryer, one of the largest premiums compared to the other major rental markets. Los Angeles Angels vs. Toronto Blue Jays UCLA Bruins Women's Soccer vs. Long Beach State Women?s Soccer UCLA Bruins Women's Soccer vs. Arizona State University Sun Devils Women's SoccerMakes you want to let those jeans fester just a little bit longer.We beat Boston ($255 extra), San Francisco ($245), Philadelphia ($211) and New York ($175) when it comes to washer-dryer rent premiums.Trulia produced a rental map of L.A. that shows the areas with the highest concentrations of in-home washers in darker green. It turns out Santa Monica, Pasadena, Studio City, Little Tokyo, Skid Row and the Arts District are the places you want to be for this amenity, according to the site.Woodland Hills, View Park-Windsor Hills, Wilshire Center and Koreatown are the places where you'll find the fewest washer-dryer–equipped units listed, Trulia says.

So is it worth the cost of a car payment to have a washer and dryer in-house? Here's how Trulia puts it: Assuming that you do 10 lbs. of laundry per week, you will spend $40 per month. If you opt for cheaper, coin-operated machines, at $3 a load you’ll pay at least $12 a month. Send feedback and tips to the author. Follow Dennis Romero on Twitter at @dennisjromero. Follow L.A. Weekly News on Twitter at @laweeklynews.In some markets, a washer and dryer in your apartment can cost an extra $325 per month. In-unit laundry: it’s the ultimate rental luxury. Most of us are forced to trudge to the basement if we’re lucky, or drag our clothes to the nearest laundromat. It’s enough of an annoyance to make even the most frugal renter wonder just how much would it cost for the ability to wash and dry clothes in the comfort of their own apartment. Thanks to real estate website Trulia, we finally know the answer to that question—at least for some major cities. After analyzing large multi-family buildings listed for rent on its site, Trulia’s researchers found apartments with in-unit washers and dryers command a 10% per month premium on average across 13 top metro areas.