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Pick your appliance.
We'll bring the rest.

A kitchen with stainless appliances.

One flat rate per month covers the unit, delivery, install & service. Free delivery within 20 miles. Six-month minimum, then month-to-month with 14 days' notice.

$200 refundable deposit applies (able to be reduced). No credit checks.

Free delivery within 20 miles

Top-load washer + dryer

Top-load washer + dryer

Classic top-load washer paired with a matching dryer. Big drum, easy to load — the simple, dependable choice.

Washer + dryer setHigh-efficiencyEasy hookup
$75 per month · all-in
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Front-load washer + dryer

Front-load washer + dryer

Front-load washer paired with a matching dryer. Gentler on fabrics, less water, stackable for tight spaces.

Washer + dryer setSteam cycleStackable
$80 per month · all-in
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All-in-one ventless washer/dryer

All-in-one ventless washer/dryer

Wash and dry in a single ventless unit — no dryer vent required. Perfect for apartments, condos, and tight spaces. Costs slightly more than a pair because it works in spaces other machines can't. They are also more expensive and not as common.

Ventless120V outletCompact footprint
$85 per month · all-in
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Refrigerator

Refrigerator

Full-size fridge with freezer. Delivered, leveled, and plugged in by our team.

Full-size capacityIce maker optionEnergy efficient
$90 per month · all-in
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Save more

Comfort Bundles.

Pair a washer with a fridge and save $25 a month. Same flat-rate, all-in pricing — one delivery, one bill.

Save $25/mo
Top-load Comfort Bundle washer and dryer
Washer & Dryer
Refrigerator
Refrigerator

Top-load Comfort Bundle

Top-load washer + dryer + Refrigerator

$140 per month · all-in $165/mo separately
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Save $25/mo
Front-load Comfort Bundle washer and dryer
Washer & Dryer
Refrigerator
Refrigerator

Front-load Comfort Bundle

Front-load washer + dryer + Refrigerator

$145 per month · all-in $170/mo separately
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Save $25/mo
All-in-one Comfort Bundle washer and dryer
Washer & Dryer
Refrigerator
Refrigerator

All-in-one Comfort Bundle

All-in-one ventless washer/dryer + Refrigerator

$150 per month · all-in $175/mo separately
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Not sure which to pick?

Washer & dryer types, explained.

Top-load, front-load, and all-in-one each suit a different space and routine. Here's the plain-English breakdown — and if you want the deeper version with pros, cons, and which one fits your life, read our full washer & dryer types guide.

Top-load washer + dryer

The traditional setup — you drop laundry in through a lid on top. Two separate machines side by side.

Pros
  • Typically less expensive
  • Load and unload without bending down
  • Shorter wash cycles
  • Easy to add a stray sock mid-cycle
  • Simple controls, fewer things to learn
Trade-offs
  • Uses more water per load
  • Agitator models can be rougher on fabrics
  • Takes the most floor space of the three

Best for: houses and townhomes with a dedicated laundry space, and anyone who wants the most familiar machine.

Front-load washer + dryer

Laundry goes in through a door on the front. The drum tumbles clothes rather than spinning them around an agitator.

Pros
  • Uses less water and energy per load
  • Gentler tumbling action on clothes
  • Spins faster, so loads come out drier and dry quicker
  • Can be stacked to save floor space
Trade-offs
  • Cycles run longer than top-loaders
  • Bending to load and unload
  • Door should be left ajar between washes to keep the drum fresh

Best for: renters watching the water bill, larger loads, and tighter rooms where a stacked pair helps.

All-in-one ventless washer/dryer

One machine, one drum — it washes, then dries the same load without you moving anything. No dryer vent required, so it can go almost anywhere there's a water hookup and a standard outlet.

Pros
  • Fits where a full pair won't — closets, condos, apartments
  • No dryer vent or 220V outlet needed
  • Start a load and walk away — no transfer step
  • Single hookup, single footprint
Trade-offs
  • Smaller load capacity than a separate pair
  • The drying half of the cycle takes longer
  • Clothes come out a touch less fluffy than a dedicated dryer

Best for: apartments, condos, and any space without a dryer vent or room for two machines.

Read the full washer & dryer guide

Deeper breakdown, hookup tips, gas vs. electric, and the questions we get on every install.

Need a stacked pair, a gas dryer, or something else? Ask us — we'll match the right unit to your space.