Commercial
Heavy equipment and trailer wash
Excavators, trailers, and yard equipment washed so the company shows up looking hired.
Clay-caked iron is normal on a jobsite and wrong in a client’s drive. It is also hard on the machine if it never comes off.
Exterior wash with care around seals, glass, and decals. Alton is not selling a showroom detail. He is selling a machine that looks kept.
Included
- Exterior of the agreed machines or trailers
- Wheels, decks, and hitches
- Rinse of the pad
- A yard route if you have several units
How it is quoted
Per unit from a photo of the dirtiest one. Volume after the first visit.
No engine-bay teardown and no paint correction.
In your town
Questions
How do you quote heavy equipment and trailer wash?
Per unit from a photo of the dirtiest one. Volume after the first visit.
What should we do before you arrive?
Send photos in daylight, move cars off the work area, and tell us about pets, a pool, or plantings you are particular about. If this is a house call, send the list ahead so we can say half day or full day before we block the calendar.
What will you not take on?
No engine-bay teardown and no paint correction.
Often booked with it
Storefront washing
The first twenty feet: glass, entry, awning, and the sidewalk a customer actually stands on.
Parking area cleaning
Parking pads, small lots, and the drive-up lane, cleaned of gum, oil, and the clay line.
Dumpster pad cleaning
The pad behind the building, degreased and washed so it stops smelling like the brand.
Restaurant patio degreasing
Grease film on patios, rear doors, and the walk staff use for the grease trap.