Municipal Fleet Washing

What This Service Involves

Clean fleet vehicles protect finishes, support safety inspections, and present a professional image for public agencies. Our crews wash trucks, buses, and equipment on-site using appropriate detergents and pressure levels that protect paint, decals, and sensitive components. Wash water is contained, collected, and handled to satisfy stormwater and industrial discharge requirements rather than entering storm drains. Scheduled fleet washing keeps vehicles presentable and helps surface maintenance issues during routine cleaning.

Benefits

On-site washing avoids fleet downtime and travel; equipment-safe methods protect paint, decals, and components; compliant water capture prevents illicit storm-drain discharge; regular washing preserves resale and inspection readiness; routine cleaning helps reveal maintenance needs

Our Process

1) We assess the fleet, wash location, and drainage conditions; 2) Crews set up containment and water-capture systems on-site; 3) Vehicles and equipment are washed at appropriate pressures; 4) We collect wash water for compliant handling and log the service

What Affects the Cost

Fleet size and vehicle types; detergent and pressure requirements by equipment; wash-water containment and disposal; on-site access and scheduling; prevailing-wage labor and service frequency

Best Time of Year

Fleet washing continues year-round, with increased frequency during winter to remove corrosive road deicing residues.