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Delivery van fleet washing

Last-mile delivery vans spend all day in neighborhoods and parking lots, and a dirty van with your branding on it is the first thing customers see at their door.

Delivery stations usually have a short, predictable window when every van is parked. We wash the whole line in that window, so every route starts with a clean van and nobody has to drive to a car wash.

How we wash them

  1. 1

    Line them up

    We work down the parking rows, so there's no need to move vans around for us.
  2. 2

    Two-step soap

    An acid presoak and alkaline soap strip road film. It's touchless, with a brush only where the dirt needs it.
  3. 3

    Spot-free rinse

    Purified water on the final rinse means no drying spots on dark paint or glass.

Why it matters

For branded vans, clean paint is part of the customer experience. Some delivery programs also expect vans to look presentable, and regular washes make that easy to keep up.

Van fleets are a good fit for volume pricing: the more vans per visit, the lower the price per van, and weekly plans get the biggest frequency discount.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can you wash our whole station overnight?

That's the goal. The number of vans we can finish in one night depends on your fleet size and the time window, so we'll confirm it before we start. Big fleets can be split across nights.

Do the vans need to be moved?

No. We wash them where they're parked, as long as there's room to walk around each van.

Is there a discount for large van fleets?

Yes. Our rate card has volume tiers, so the per-van price drops as the number of vans per visit goes up. Recurring schedules add a frequency discount on top.

What if it rains right after a wash?

Subscription customers get our Rain Guarantee: if it rains within 48 hours of a wash, we come back for a free re-rinse.

Ready for a cleaner fleet?

Tell us about your vehicles and we'll send a written, per-vehicle quote.