How on-site fleet washing works
We come to your yard or lot on a set schedule and wash vehicles where they park. Drivers do not lose time at a car wash, and vehicles are clean before the next route.
What gets cleaned
Box trucks, vans, pickups, trailers and light equipment. Exteriors, wheels and lower panels where road film builds up. Specialty equipment can often be added, priced by size.
How often to wash
Customer-facing delivery and service fleets usually look best with weekly or every-other-week washing. Equipment and work trucks are often fine monthly. Dust and road film build up quickly in LA, so regular washing is easier than occasional heavy cleaning.
What it costs
Our calculator prices fleet and equipment washing at $45 per vehicle as of October 2026, starting at five vehicles per visit. Regular schedules make routing more efficient for both of us.
What to have ready
Access to the vehicles, a water source if available, and a place to work where wash water can be managed. Los Angeles prohibits dirty wash water from reaching storm drains, so the site setup matters.
Key points
How on-site fleet washing works
We come to your yard or lot on a set schedule and wash vehicles where they park. Drivers do not lose time at a car wash, and vehicles are clean before the next route.
What it costs
Our calculator prices fleet and equipment washing at $45 per vehicle as of October 2026, starting at five vehicles per visit. Regular schedules make routing more efficient for both of us.