Service
Mobile box truck washing
A box truck is a rolling billboard. The flat sides of a 16 ft or 26 ft box collect road film, exhaust soot and North Texas dust fast, and that grime sits right on top of your logo and phone number.
We bring the wash to your yard. Our trailer carries its own pressure washer, soap system and water, so your trucks never leave the lot and your drivers never lose a shift sitting in a wash line.
How we wash them
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Acid presoak
Loosens the road film and mineral haze that plain soap leaves behind. - 2
Alkaline soap
Lifts oily grime off the box, cab and wheels. It's a touchless two-step, and we brush only where the dirt needs it. - 3
Spot-free final rinse
Purified RO/DI water dries without leaving water spots, so decals and white boxes stay bright.
Why it matters
Clean trucks tell customers you run a tight operation. Fleets also use scheduled washes to spot body damage, lighting problems and leaks early, because it's easier to see a dent or a crack on a clean panel.
Most box truck fleets do best with a weekly or every-two-weeks wash. Recurring plans cost less per visit than one-time washes, and the price is set per truck, so it scales with your fleet.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can you wash box trucks at night?
Yes. We can wash after your trucks return for the day or overnight, so they're clean for morning dispatch. We agree on the time window and lot access when we set up your schedule.
Do you wash the roof of the box?
Roof cleaning isn't part of the standard wash. If you need it, tell us on the quote form and we'll say whether we can reach it safely at your site and what it costs.
How is box truck washing priced?
Per truck. The price depends on the truck's size, how dirty it usually is (service level), how often we wash, and how many trucks we wash per visit. Larger fleets and weekly plans get discounts. There's a minimum charge per visit.
Do you need water or power from us?
No. All wash and rinse water comes from our own trailer tanks, and we never plug into your power. We'll confirm where wash water can go at your site before the first visit, because some sites don't allow runoff to reach storm drains.
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Ready for a cleaner fleet?
Tell us about your vehicles and we'll send a written, per-vehicle quote.