New Image Laundry

New Image Laundry Services is the leading commercial laundry operation based in Bundaberg.

New Image Laundry serves the accommodation, hospitality, medical and allied health industries and also offers a high quality full linen hire service. It also specialises in uniform laundry.

Whether you are a hospital, a large aged-care facility or a family-run hotel, New Image Laundry can structure a pricing system that caters to your individual business needs.

Visit our website for a quote

Since launching as a commercial laundry early in 2018, New Image Laundry now employs 18 staff.

Our staff focus on:

Commercial linen laundering and hire
Washing and ironing
Large bulky items, such as blankets
Domestic laundry services

New Image Laundry services Bundaberg and surrounding districts, including Childers, Gin Gin and Bargara.

The laundry is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 3.30pm.

Give our friendly team a call on 4152 6158.

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