Commercial Fleet Washing in Salt Lake City, UT
Box trucks, contractor vans and delivery vehicles washed at your yard on a set schedule. Your drivers stay on the road and your trucks stay clean.
Get a fleet quote
Tell us what you run and where it parks. We'll call or text back with per-vehicle pricing.
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We'll call or text the number you gave us. If you need it sooner, call (801) 555-0162.
Stop paying drivers to sit at a truck wash
Every time a vehicle goes to be washed, you lose the driver for an hour and the vehicle for longer. Multiply that by the fleet and by the month, and washing costs far more than the wash itself.
We come to you. The unit carries its own water and power, so we set up in your yard or lot, wash the vehicles where they're parked, and leave. No bay, no hose bib, no outlet, and nobody pulled off a route.
- Weekly, biweekly or monthly routes
- Box trucks up to 26 feet
- Contractor and service vans
- Company lots and rental fleets
- Winter underbody salt rinse
- One invoice per visit
Commercial Fleet & Contractor Maintenance Programs
A maintenance program is a standing appointment. We agree a day, a time window and a per-vehicle price, then show up on that schedule and wash what's there. You can add vehicles, skip a week or change the frequency as the season changes.
It suits trades with three vans as well as distributors with thirty trucks. Small fleets can share a route day with neighbors in the same business park.
- Fixed day and time window
- Per-vehicle pricing by type
- Early morning, evening and weekend slots
- A list of what was washed after each visit
Box trucks and delivery vehicles
Too tall for a car wash and too busy for a truck wash. We wash box trucks from the roof line down, brush the sides and the roll-up door by hand, and rinse the liftgate, steps and frame where salt collects.
Wrapped and lettered boxes are washed with wrap-safe soap and soft brushes.
Quote my box trucks
Contractor and service vans
Plumbing, HVAC, electrical and every other trade that sends a van to a customer's house. We wash them at your shop before the crews roll, around the ladder racks and roof gear, and take the gray road film and rust specks off white paint.
Quote my vansCommercial lot accounts
For lots full of vehicles that have to stay presentable: company cars, pool vehicles, rental units and dealer stock. We walk the site, agree a schedule, and wash whatever is on the lot each visit, row by row.
Set up a lot account
Fleet interior and cab cleaning
A cab is where your people spend the day. We clear the trash, vacuum, wipe down and clean the glass on a rotation, and deep clean a vehicle with extraction and steam when it changes drivers or goes up for sale.
Quote fleet interiorsWhat Salt Lake roads do to a working fleet
Road salt and magnesium chloride
I-15, I-215 and the surface streets through Midvale and Murray are salted and sprayed with liquid deicer all winter. Fleet vehicles are out in every storm, so they carry more of it than anything else. It sits in frames, liftgates, hitch receivers and wiring connectors and corrodes them. A regular underbody rinse is the fix.
Inversion film
In winter the valley traps a layer of fine particulate. It settles on parked vehicles as a gray film and mixes with road spray. White vans and box trucks look neglected within days. Frequent washing through inversion season keeps them presentable.
Hard water, around 13 grains per gallon
Vehicles washed with untreated tap water and left to dry end up covered in mineral spots, and commercial lot sprinklers add more. We bring our own water and dry the glass, so we don't leave spots behind.
High-altitude sun
At around 4,300 feet, UV fades paint, chalks fiberglass boxes and cracks vinyl lettering. Regular washing keeps grime from baking onto the surface in the meantime.
How to get started
- 1. Tell us about the fleet. How many vehicles, what types, and where they park. The form above takes a minute.
- 2. We look at the site. Access, parking layout, where water drains and any property rules about washing.
- 3. You get per-vehicle pricing. By vehicle type and frequency.
- 4. We start on your schedule. Same day and window each visit, with a list of what was washed.
Where we wash fleets
Our core area is the commercial and light industrial corridor through Midvale (84047) and Murray (84107). That includes Bingham Junction and the business parks west of I-15, the shops along State Street and 7200 South, the Fort Union area, and the industrial streets off 4500 South and 5300 South.
We also run routes in South Salt Lake, West Valley City, West Jordan, Sandy and Salt Lake City. Put your yard's zip code or address in the form and we'll confirm.
Fleet washing questions
Do you need water or power at our yard?
No. The unit carries its own water tank and generator. We need access to the vehicles and room to work around them.
How much does fleet washing cost in Salt Lake City?
Pricing is per vehicle and depends on the type, the number and how often they're washed. Send the form and we'll quote after looking at the site.
Is there a minimum fleet size?
No. We wash for owner-operators with a couple of vans and for fleets of dozens. Small fleets can share a route day with nearby businesses.
How often should fleet vehicles be washed?
Every two weeks suits most fleets. Weekly makes sense in winter, for white vehicles, and for anything customers see up close.
Can you wash outside business hours?
Yes. Early morning, evening and weekend windows are available, so vehicles are washed while they're parked.
What about wash water and storm drains?
Sites and local rules differ. We look at where water drains before we start and plan the work around what your property and city require. Tell us about any rules you already know of.
Do you wash in winter?
Yes. Winter is when washing matters most, because of road salt. We schedule around hard freezes so water doesn't ice on vehicles or the ground.
Are wraps and lettering safe?
Yes. We use wrap-safe soap and soft brushes, and keep pressure off seams and decal edges.
Get your fleet on a wash schedule
Call, text, or send the form. We bring the water, the power and the crew.