WHAT WE WASH
- Service trucks, work vans and box trucks
- Wrapped and lettered vehicles — cleaned without lifting vinyl edges
- Trailers, flatbeds and dump trailers
- Dozers, excavators, skid steers and tractors
- Utility, pipeline and construction equipment
- Dealer and rental inventory being prepped to show
Why on-site beats sending drivers out
Sending eight trucks through a wash bay costs you eight drivers, eight round trips and most of a morning of billable time. We bring the equipment to your yard and work through the fleet in place, usually before the shift starts or after it ends. Nobody loses a route.
Clean equipment is not a vanity thing
Two practical reasons beyond looks. First, a customer's first impression of your company is the truck that pulls into their driveway — a filthy one costs you jobs you never hear about. Second, caked mud and grease hide the leaks, cracks and wear your mechanics are supposed to catch. Clean equipment inspects better.
Wraps and paint, handled right
Wrapped vehicles get a lower-pressure approach with the right angle and distance, because a pressure tip held wrong at a seam will peel a wrap edge and cost you far more than the wash. We wash vinyl like it is expensive, because it is.
How We Usually Set It Up
- Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly standing schedule
- Before-shift, after-hours and weekend windows
- Per-unit pricing so you can budget it cleanly
- One invoice for the whole yard, not per truck
- Fully insured, certificate available on request
