Washer and Dryer Rental in Grayson, GA

Yes. We deliver to subdivisions off GA-20 and Grayson Parkway, usually within 48 hours of approval, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. New-construction laundry rooms are usually easy hookups, so delivery and install go quick.

A lot of Grayson families like it — $130 the first month, then $70/month, and every repair is free while you rent. No big upfront cost, and no service call fee if something breaks.

We take it away free, any condition, washers and dryers only, whether or not you rent or buy from us. Pick a day on the contact form (Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays) and we'll text to confirm. There is no trip charge.

Drop it at our Winder shop and it's $99 flat plus parts, diagnosed and quoted before any work. If your builder's warranty still applies to something, we'll tell you straight rather than charge you to find out.

Yes. Grayson is inside our in-home repair area. In-home repair runs about $165 plus parts, quoted before any work starts, for top-load washers and standard electric dryers. Front-load washers and stacked, compact or combo units are drop-off only at our Winder shop — $99 flat plus parts. If you rent your machines from us, repairs are free.

Yes. A single machine is $50/month plus a $60 one-time delivery fee. If there's any chance you'll want both, the set at $70/month is less than two singles ($100/month).

Yes. Delivery and installation are included, upstairs or down. Third-floor apartments are fine too. We bring the dryer cord and hook everything up, so it's ready to use when we leave. A second floor, or a first floor with more than 5 porch or entry steps, adds $5 a month (the stairs rate): $75/month for a set or $55/month for a single. On the contact form, tell us which floor the laundry is on; for a second floor, the form also asks whether the stairs go straight up or have a landing, and for a first floor, how many porch or entry steps there are, so we can plan the carry.

That's fine. The contact form shows picture buttons for 3-prong, 4-prong, stove-style (50 amp) and "unsure." Pick what looks closest, or "unsure," and if it's stove-style, tell us so we can plan for it.