Speedy Coin Laundry

This guy would watch customers every move loading, unloading etc.He would manage your every move lol like WTH.

Don't ever use their drop-off service. I just got $90 worth of laundry back and they look, feel, and smell like they were rinsed with water. No soap or fabric softener was used. There is visible dirt, the clothes are stiff and scratchy, and worst of all, the socks still smell bad! Everything else smells stale, like it's already been worn once. I'm so disappointed. This was a gift to me to help me catch up on the laundry that piled up when we were all sick. Now I have to redo several loads anyway because we're not going to put on clothes that have visible dirt on them. Total waste of money.

ALMOST EXTORTION. Went here to wash one set of bedding and some of my family's household laundry. When we returned to change the loads over, I attempted to begin loading his HUGE INDUSTRIAL DRYERS. Once I had loaded one blanket, one sheet and two pillow cases in to the first industrial dryer I saw that the industrial sized machine was only about a quarter full so naturally I began to add other household laundry to fill the dryer AT LEAST halfway. The gentleman (probably the owner) quickly approached me and my wife and demanded that we separate the household laundry from the bedding and start the machine having only been a quarter full, forcing us to pay for a third machine ($6 each dryer) that we did not need. While this logic makes sense with regular household appliances, it makes no sense for industrial SUPER dryers, causing me to think he is simply grabbing, almost robbing us, out of as much of our money as he can get away with. In the end we were forced to take our wet laundry to a second laundromat that operates under normal standards (Newton Coin Laundry) where we have had nothing but good experiences. I STRONGLY recommend not wasting your time and money at Speedy Coin Laundry, I think the level to which he will manipulate the costumer is actually, and probably really is, criminal and illicit behavior.

2.25$ for a small load 4$ for a big load 6$ for a very big load.Dryer is quarter$ for every 4 minutes and you might need 32~40 minutes at hot.Machines accept quarters only but they have change.Bring your detergent.

This place used to be so good, cheap and clean. They raised the prices recently and it's really expensive compared to other places in the neighborhood. I have also noticed the owner walks around and changes the settings on machines. I put my clothes on hot wash, and went to grab my takeout. When I came back and the settings were switched to cold, this has happened to me twice. I also notice the owner takes people's clothes out of washers and dryers, even when it's not busy and there are other available machines that can be used. Not sure why he does that, I've seen people get upset over it but he still does it. The place is clean but most machines dont work properly anymore. They definitely need to upgrade or fix machines

Owner is very good he greets u well and moreover he is more reasonable than near by coin laundry

Its shown that the laundromat closes at 8pm but when I called at 6pm to see if they were open they said they were closed..

Edit: since he did let me do the laundry and was nice as I left, I changed it to three stars from two.Came in at 6:45 PM when they close at 8 PM. I was told by the only employee (owner?) that the last time they would let people start a load was at 6:30 PM. I had a very small load to do. I asked how long the washer would take. He said 23 minutes. That seemed like plenty of time to wash and still have time leftover to dry at least most of the load. I had to argue with him for a couple minutes for him to let me wash and dry. I was out by 7:30 PM. I understand wanting to go home early, but you're a business with posted hours. You should honor those hours or don't post any hours.

The owner/attendant is a bit of a control freak and needs some customer service training. He greeted me at the door (good), demanded that I use a specific washer (not-so-good), provided change for a $5 bill (good), and tried to tell me to use way too much detergent (not good b/c I had only a small load). He told me the washer would take 20 minutes, so I left to order food at nearby Barcelo's. I returned after 22 minutes to find the washer empty. When I asked where my clothes were, he pointed to a rolling basket where my clothes sat in a damp heap (not great, but I tolerated it). He then demanded that I use a large industrial dryer which was $.25/four minutes. He gave me no indication of how much time might be needed, so I guessed (16 minutes) and left to pick up my food. When I returned, he screamed at me. Something about this is a place of business; you can't just leave!" Um

I had went to this laundry mat for a couple months. I did drop off service. I was charged an even 10 dollars for an 8pound load when he had said its a dollar a pound for laundry. So slightly overcharged for drop off. Most times my clothes did not smell clean enough and recently I had dropped off with bathing suits mixed in to be washed. One came back the other he said he has no idea where it is. He should be held responsible for that he didn't apologize or offer money back for losing it. He just denied it was him and said it's probably at my place. Which it isn't I also looked everywhere ro be sure