Mobile fleet washing
Fleet washing that comes to your yard
Our crews arrive fully self-contained with hot water, onboard tanks, generators, and commercial detergents. Your trucks get washed where they park — during downtime, overnight, or between shifts — so nothing comes off the road for cleaning.
Equipment we wash
From day cabs to public works equipment
If it runs in a commercial or municipal fleet, we have a wash process for it. Mixed fleets are welcome — most of our accounts run several vehicle classes on one invoice.
- Semi tractors
- Semi trailers
- Tractor and trailer combinations
- Box trucks
- Cargo vans
- Step vans
- Pickup fleets
- Utility trucks
- Service trucks
- Dump trucks
- Garbage trucks
- Buses
- Municipal vehicles
- Public works equipment
Service frequency
Weekly, biweekly, monthly, or one-time
You choose the cycle; we lock in the night, the crew, and the per-unit rate. Frequency can be adjusted seasonally without renegotiating your whole account.
Weekly
Best for high-mileage regional fleets, refuse equipment, and branded trucks that stay in front of customers every day.
Biweekly
The most common program for logistics fleets. Keeps road film from setting in without over-servicing the units.
Monthly
A strong baseline for yard equipment, seasonal fleets, and municipal vehicles with lighter exposure.
One-time
Reclamation washes, pre-inspection cleaning, sale prep, or a trial service before you commit to a route.
How the wash works
A repeatable process on every unit
- 1
Pre-rinse to lift loose road grime, dust, and debris from the unit.
- 2
Apply commercial-grade detergent tuned to the surface — aluminum, fiberglass, painted steel, or vinyl wrap.
- 3
Agitate heavy soil zones: lower panels, mud flaps, fuel tanks, wheels, and bumpers.
- 4
Hot-water pressure rinse from the top down, including rear doors and trailer skirts.
- 5
Final walk-around by the crew lead, then unit count and completion reporting.
Overnight and weekend windows
We work around dispatch, not against it. Most fleet routes run between 8 PM and 5 AM.
Water and power included
Onboard tanks and generators mean we never depend on your spigot — though we can use it if you prefer.
Documented unit counts
Every service is reported with units washed, date, yard, and any unit noted as unavailable.
FAQ
Fleet washing questions
Request a Quote
Get per-unit fleet washing pricing
Tell us your vehicle types, unit counts, yard locations, and preferred service window. We review every request before confirming a final quote.