Aitkin County sits between our Carlton County home, the Range and Brainerd, and Highway 210 and 169 carry its freight, aggregate and ag traffic. Our route through Aitkin, McGregor and Hill City connects the Grand Rapids and Cambridge runs, which means a yard here is reachable on a regular cycle without a special trip.
Who we wash in Aitkin County
- Aggregate and contractor fleets working the county roads and the Highway 169 projects.
- County and city public works: plows, graders, loaders and utility trucks.
- Haulers based along 210 and 169 running to Duluth and the Cities.
- Ag and wild-rice operations with trucks, trailers and equipment to keep clean between seasons.
Gravel roads and spring break-up
Aitkin County fleets spend more time on gravel than most, and spring break-up packs the undercarriages with clay that sets like concrete when it dries. A hot-water undercarriage wash before it cures is a lot cheaper than chipping it out in the shop. Undercarriage washing.
How often does the Aitkin route run?
Every two weeks on the standard cycle, weekly where there are enough units. Ask and we will tell you the day.