Coin Meter Company

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Coin Meter Company is a laundry services provider that installs, owns, and operates coin- and card-operated laundry equipment in multi-housing communities across the Pacific Northwest.

Portland, OR

About Coin Meter Company

Coin Meter Company is a regional commercial laundry services provider based in Portland, Oregon. They specialize in supplying, installing, and operating coin- and card-operated washers and dryers in apartment buildings, dorms, and other multi-housing properties. Property owners contract with Coin Meter Company to manage the laundry room, including equipment, repairs, and payment systems, while residents pay per use.

A charge from Coin Meter Company typically appears when you pay to use a washer or dryer in a shared laundry room they manage, often via a laundry card, mobile app, or payment terminal. The descriptor may include abbreviations like "COIN METER COMPAN" and sometimes a location such as their office address on SW Barbur Blvd in Portland. Charges are usually small, repeated amounts corresponding to each laundry cycle, or occasional larger amounts for loading credit onto a laundry card or app.

If you have questions about a Coin Meter Company charge, first check the laundry room in your apartment or housing complex—signage there often lists their name and a customer service phone number or website. You can also review recent laundry card/app reloads or usage history if you use a digital system. For billing issues, refund requests for machine errors, or to dispute a charge, contact Coin Meter Company directly via their website or support line and provide the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used so they can look up the transaction.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Coin Meter Company.

  1. POS Transaction: CTLP*COIN METER COMPAN 10630 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND O

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Coin Meter Company on my bank statement?

You’re likely being charged for using a shared washer or dryer in a laundry room managed by Coin Meter Company, such as in an apartment building or dorm. Each wash or dry cycle, or each reload of a laundry card or app, can create a separate transaction on your statement.

What are typical amounts for Coin Meter Company charges?

Typical charges correspond to laundry pricing at your property, often in small increments like a few dollars per wash or dry, or larger amounts (e.g., $10–$40) when you add value to a laundry card or app. Check posted pricing in your laundry room to match amounts with the charges you see.

How can I get a refund if a washer or dryer took my payment but didn’t work properly?

Note the machine number, location, date and time of the issue, and the amount charged, then contact Coin Meter Company through the support contact listed in your laundry room or via their website. They usually process refunds either back to your card/account or as credit on your laundry card, depending on the system used at your location.

How do I contact Coin Meter Company about an unknown or incorrect charge?

Visit coinmeter.com or use the customer service phone number posted in your laundry room. Provide your name, property name/address, the exact transaction amount, date, and last four digits of the card used so they can locate the transaction and investigate the issue.

Can Coin Meter Company place temporary or pending holds on my card?

In some locations, their payment systems may place a temporary authorization for a set amount when you start a transaction, which later settles to the actual usage amount. These authorizations may appear as pending charges and should adjust or drop off once the transaction is finalized by your bank.

How do I check my laundry card or app balance related to Coin Meter Company machines?

If your property uses a laundry card, check the balance at the onsite value-add station or kiosk. If it uses a mobile app, open the app linked to your laundry account to view your current balance and recent transactions. These tools can help you match usage to the charges on your bank statement.

Can I cancel or stop recurring charges from Coin Meter Company?

Coin Meter Company does not typically run subscriptions or automatic recurring charges; you are charged per use or per reload. If you see repeated charges you don’t recognize, stop using the card in the machines, contact Coin Meter Company with the transaction details, and if needed, contact your bank to block the card or dispute unauthorized transactions.

What should I do if I moved out but still see Coin Meter Company charges?

Confirm that you or anyone with access to your card is not still using the laundry facilities at your former residence. Then contact Coin Meter Company with the charge details so they can verify usage, and if necessary, contact your bank to dispute any transactions you believe are unauthorized.

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