A brick fountain running in front of a large brick building on a clean paver plaza

Commercial and fleet.

Lots, buildings, block walls, semis and trailers. We bring our own water, so the wash happens in your yard on your schedule.

Send a photo of the lot or the building and you will hear back with a number.

The lot is the first thing a customer reads.

Gum, oil and grime build up so slowly that the people who park there every day stop seeing it. A customer sees it the first time. Hot water and a surface cleaner take a lot back to the concrete underneath, and the building gets the same treatment as the pavement, so the whole property reads clean from the road.

  • Parking lots, striped lanes and sidewalks
  • Building exteriors, brick, block and retaining walls
  • Entrances, plazas and fountains
  • Semis, trailers and work trucks, washed where they park

The block wall at Grayson County High School in Independence is our work. The school needed the bleach treatment and we handled it, wall and grounds. Schools, churches and businesses get the same rig and the same care as every house we wash.

Washing a long concrete block retaining wall painted with school lettering
Block wall, Grayson County High School, Independence
Surface cleaning a wide concrete apron with a wand, the hose running back across the wet slab
Concrete apron, washed a pass at a time
Own water

We bring our own water.

The trailer carries 600 gallons, hot and ready to spray. A commercial job does not need a spigot or a meter on your side. If the building has no water turned on, we can still wash it. We park, we work, and we leave the property clean.

We clean it right, and we stay busy.

A wide clean concrete apron running up to a log building and a block retaining wall

Semis, trailers, and the yard they park in.

A route truck is a billboard with your name on it, and road film is the wrong message. We wash tractors, trailers and box trucks right where they sit, lined up down the row, without a truck leaving service or a driver waiting at a truck wash.

Because the water rides with us, the yard does not need a hookup and the wash does not have to wait for business hours. Tell us how many units and where they park, and you will hear back with a number.

Questions we get asked.

Do you need a water hookup at the property?

No. The trailer carries 600 gallons of hot water, so we are not tying up a spigot or a hydrant at your building.

Can you do the building and the lot in the same visit?

Yes. One crew handles the whole property, so the storefront, the walks and the parking surface get done on one trip rather than three.

Do you wash trucks and trailers?

Yes. Semis, trailers and the yard they park in are regular work here, and they can be washed on the same visit as the property.

How do we get a number for a commercial property?

Walk us the property, or text photos of it to 276-235-1442. Tell us what needs cleaned and how often you want it done, and you will hear back with a number.

Walk us the property.

Text a photo of the lot, the wall, or the row of trucks to 276-235-1442 and you will hear back with a number. If it is easier to show us in person, say so. We can come to you.

“Very Professional, Honest, quality work.”

Donnie W.
Text us Call 276-235-1442