Bemidji is a regional hub, the place where Highways 2, 71 and 197 meet and where a lot of Northwestern Minnesota's freight, food and construction fleets are based. It is two hours from our shop, which makes it the farthest regular stop on our routes and one we run on a planned cycle rather than on call. For a Bemidji fleet that wants a reliable wash program without building its own wash bay, that cycle works well.
How the Bemidji route works
The route comes through on a set schedule, washing every yard on the list in one run. Because the drive is long, we build the route around a full day or night of work, which means Bemidji yards are usually on a biweekly or monthly cycle with undercarriage added through winter. If you have enough units for a weekly visit, we will run one.
Who it suits
- Carriers and LTL terminals with trailers in the yard overnight.
- Food and beverage distributors covering the lakes region.
- Contractors and aggregate producers parking equipment for the season.
- School, college and public fleets based in and around town.
Beltrami County and the lakes
The route can take in Cass Lake, Bagley, Blackduck and Walker where there are yards to justify the miles.
Is there a minimum for Bemidji?
A route day has to be worth the drive, so we group Bemidji yards together. A single yard with a handful of units can usually join an existing run; a larger fleet can anchor one. Call and we will tell you where it fits.