Services
Everything we wash, and the add-ons on top
Six services, all done at your yard from a self-contained wash truck, all logged per unit and billed on one weekly invoice. Most fleets start with the exterior wash on a route and add the rest as they need it.
Fleet washing
Scheduled exterior washing for trucks, trailers, vans and buses, where they park. Our water, our crew, your schedule.
Learn moreHeavy equipment washing
Hot-water pressure washing and degreasing for loaders, excavators, haul trucks and plant, in the yard or on the job.
Learn moreUndercarriage washing
Hot, high-pressure rinse of frames, crossmembers, brake lines and tanks to strip salt and brine before it rusts.
Learn moreDegreasing
Hot-water degreasing of engine bays, fifth wheels, hydraulics and plant, so mechanics can see what is actually leaking.
Learn moreTrailer washouts
Interior washouts for dry vans, reefers, box trucks, roll-offs and containers, with hot water and the right chemistry.
Learn moreAluminum brightening
Acid brightening for aluminum rims, tanks, stacks, headache racks and trailer sides, priced per piece.
Learn moreAdd-ons we price per unit
Beyond the six services above, a route can carry smaller add-ons, each priced per unit or per piece and logged with the wash:
- Interior cab cleaning: floors, dash, seats, glass
- Window detailing, inside and out
- Tire scrub and shine
- Engine bay cleaning
- Quick wax on day cabs and sleepers
- Floor mat washing
- Building, storefront and lot washing (quoted)
- Personal and employee vehicle detailing at the yard, by arrangement
How the pricing works
Every service is per unit, by unit type and by frequency. A unit on a weekly route costs less per wash than the same unit monthly, because there is less to take off. Add-ons are per unit or per piece on top of the wash. One weekly invoice, built from what the crew logged, with unit numbers on the lines. No contract term and no minimums that bill you for trucks that were out. What it costs, with ranges.
Can I mix services on one route?
That is how most routes work: exterior wash on every unit, undercarriage on the tractors in winter, brightening on the rims monthly, a washout when a trailer needs one. Each is logged against the unit it was done on.
Do you do one-off washes?
Yes: before a sale, an inspection, a customer visit or a photo. One-offs are priced per unit with a visit charge if we are not already in the area.
Ready for a fleet that looks like the company you are?
Tell us what you run and where it parks. We will quote it, usually the same day, and the first wash can be on the schedule within the week.