Cinnaminson, NJ · South Jersey and Northeast Philadelphia
Delivered to your door across Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties, and over the bridge into Northeast Philadelphia. Nothing to buy, nothing to haul, and it leaves when you do.
Straight answers on the phone. If your address falls outside the delivery radius, they will tell you instead of wasting your afternoon.
Washer and dryer, together
One monthly number for the set. Single machines, delivery and any deposit are worth asking about on the call, because they depend on your place.
A washer and a dryer, priced together as a set.
Cinnaminson to Cherry Hill, Woodbury and Willingboro, and across the river to Tacony and Mayfair.
No fifteen hundred dollars up front, and nothing to sell or move on your way out.
Why people call
If one of these is you, renting is probably worth a ten minute phone call. If none of them are, it may not be, and that is a perfectly good answer too.
Plenty of rentals and duplexes around here have the connections sitting in the basement with nothing plugged into them. Renting fills that gap without putting fifteen hundred dollars into an apartment you might not be in next year.
A repair quote on a fifteen year old washer often lands uncomfortably close to what a new one costs, and neither number is money you planned on spending this month. Renting gets clothes clean this week without forcing that decision.
Appliances you own become appliances you have to move, sell, or leave behind for somebody else. A set you rent does not go on the truck and does not turn into a Marketplace listing during the worst week of the year.
Two or three loads a week, the quarters, the gas over and back, and the better part of a Saturday. Total up what a month of that actually costs you in dollars and in hours, then hold it against seventy. Some people come out ahead and some do not.
How it works
Tell them your town, whether you want the set or a single machine, and roughly where the hookups sit in the house. A photo of the space and the connections on the wall helps more than a paragraph does.
What fits the space, when they can get out to you, and the terms. Those depend on your address and what you need, so they get answered properly on the call instead of guessed at on a website.
Then you do laundry at home, on your own schedule, without a roll of quarters or a drive across town to sit and wait for it.
Delivery and terms
What delivery costs, how soon it happens, and what you are agreeing to. If something you need is not on this list, call and ask.
Service area
Swift works out of Cinnaminson and covers roughly fifteen miles in every direction. That takes in most of Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties, and crosses the Tacony-Palmyra and Betsy Ross bridges into Northeast Philadelphia.
Sitting close to the edge of that? Call and ask. Fifteen miles out of Cinnaminson covers more ground than a map makes it look, and it is a thirty second question to settle.
What it costs
That is the rate Swift lists for a set, and it is the same number on their listing in the US Laundry Rentals directory.
A washer on its own, a dryer on its own, delivery, and any deposit depend on what you need and where you live, so those get quoted on the call rather than posted here as a figure that might not apply to you.
Questions
Seventy dollars a month for a washer and dryer as a set. Single machines, delivery, and any deposit are quoted on the call, because they depend on your address and on what you need.
A washer needs a hot line, a cold line, a drain, and a standard outlet. A dryer is either electric, which usually means a 240 volt outlet, or gas, and unless the machine is ventless it needs a vent to the outside.
If you are not certain what is down there, take a photo of the space and of the connections on the wall and have it ready when you call. That settles the question in about a minute and saves everybody a wasted trip.
Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties in New Jersey, roughly fifteen miles out from Cinnaminson, plus Northeast Philadelphia including Tacony and Mayfair. If you are near the edge of that, call and ask rather than guess.
Those four get answered on the call, and they are worth asking about anywhere you rent from, not only here. How long you are committed for. Who fixes it and whether that costs you. What goes down up front. Whether there is any path to owning it at the end.
Get all four straight before a truck is scheduled. Call (856) 291-6767 and ask directly.
The model is different. Rent to own is structured so that you end up owning the machine, and the total paid across the full term is usually well above what the appliance sells for new.
A monthly rental is a rental. You pay for the months you have it, and it goes back at the end. If you do want an option to own it eventually, ask, because that varies from one company to the next.
Sometimes, honestly. A used pair can cost less over two or three years if it holds up, and at the end of it you own the machines.
What comes with that is getting it home, getting it down a basement staircase, and paying for the repair yourself when the pump goes. Renting trades all of that for one fixed monthly number. Which way is better mostly comes down to how long you expect to stay where you are.
Get started
Send your address and what you need, and Swift will come back to you with the details for your place: what fits, when they can deliver, and the terms.
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(856) 291-6767