Laundry Machine Price in the Philippines (2026): Commercial Washers and Dryers for Laundry Shops

Retailer prices read 3 November 2026 from Philippine appliance stores; secondhand prices from Carousell. This guide covers machines for laundry shops; household washers are a different market.

Ask online guides what a commercial washing machine costs in the Philippines and you get three different answers. One puts Speed Queen top-loaders at ₱30,000 to ₱55,000, another puts Speed Queen at ₱180,000 to ₱220,000, and a third says commercial washers cost ₱35,000 to ₱60,000. Two Philippine appliance retailers actually sell the same Speed Queen 10.5 kg commercial top-loader for ₱86,999 and ₱87,600. For a laundry shop budget, the retailer’s price tag is the only number that counts, so this guide is built on those.

Retail prices for laundry-shop machines

Selling prices, not the crossed-out “original” prices shown beside them. The chart further down follows the Western Appliances prices day by day.

Both stores show higher “original” prices next to these, for example ₱99,000 and ₱98,999 for the Speed Queen washer. Western Appliances’ own figures have already moved: a cached copy of its commercial washer page showed the Speed Queen at ₱90,800 and the stacked Maytag at ₱238,300, about 3 to 4 percent above today’s prices. That is why the daily chart matters more than any single quote; our guide to what “original price” means online explains the strike-through prices.

What separates a commercial machine from a household one

Laundry-shop machines are sold on durability rather than features: the Speed Queen top-loader above is described as having a stainless steel drum, mechanical controls and automatic balancing, and the stacked Maytag set is offered by one Carousell seller as card-operated for self-service shops. A heavy-duty household washer costs less, and many small shops start that way, but several guides written for Filipino laundry owners warn that cheap machines break down more often and use more water and power per cycle. Treat that as advice rather than data; the useful test is the warranty a seller will put in writing for commercial use.

Gas or electric dryers

Several of the dryers sold for laundry shops here are gas models, including the Speed Queen and Maytag units above, so a shop needs a safe LPG supply and ventilation as well as the machine. Electric dryers avoid gas but draw heavily on electricity. Ask the dealer for the dryer’s gas or power consumption per cycle and the installation requirements before choosing.

Delivery outside Metro Manila

One Carousell seller of a 12 to 13 kg washer-dryer combo prices it by destination: ₱68,000 for Manila and Laguna, ₱70,000 for Bulacan and La Union, and ₱72,000 for Iloilo, Cebu and Davao. That ₱2,000 to ₱4,000 difference is the cost of getting a heavy machine to the provinces, before installation. Ask any retailer whether a quoted price includes delivery to your city and who installs it.

Secondhand machines

Carousell and Facebook Marketplace carry many used Speed Queen, Maytag and American Home machines from closing or upgrading shops. A used Speed Queen washer and gas dryer pair was listed at ₱25,000, and a brand-new stacked Maytag set was offered at ₱174,900 by a reseller quoting a higher “mall price”. Check the machine’s age, drum and bearings, the dryer’s burner, and whether a warranty or service contact comes with it.

Questions to ask a dealer

1. Is this a commercial-rated machine, and what warranty applies to laundry-shop use?
2. Capacity in kilograms, cycle time and water use per load.
3. For dryers: gas or electric, consumption per cycle, venting and installation needs.
4. Coin, card or manual operation, and the cost of adding a payment system.
5. Delivery and installation to your city, and where the nearest service centre is.
6. Spare parts availability and typical lead time.

For other small-business machines in the Philippines, see our coffee vendo machine prices.

FAQs

How much is a commercial washing machine in the Philippines? Two Philippine retailers list the Speed Queen 10.5 kg commercial top-loader at ₱86,999 and ₱87,600; see the full price table above.

Why do online guides give such different prices? Some mix household and commercial machines or quote old prices; check current retailer listings for the exact model.

Gas or electric dryer? It depends on your energy costs and installation; see the comparison above.

Is secondhand worth it? It can be, but check the drum bearings, coin or card system and parts availability before buying.

How we priced this

Western Appliances prices are read automatically each day from its product pages and shown in the chart; Anson’s prices and secondhand listings were recorded by hand. Prices are in Philippine pesos as listed by the sellers.

Sources: Western Appliances commercial washers and Anson’s Speed Queen prices. Carousell and Facebook Marketplace listings and Philippine laundry-business guides were also reviewed.