Service
Heavy equipment washing
Equipment that spends its life in dirt still needs regular cleaning, both before it moves to a new site and before it goes in for service.
We wash machines where they're parked. The heavy-mud process (knock-off, degreaser, rinse) clears caked soil from tracks, buckets and engine compartments.
How we wash them
- 1
Knock off the mud
High-pressure water clears packed soil from tracks, undercarriages and buckets. - 2
Degrease
Degreaser on engine areas and hydraulics where oil and dirt mix. - 3
Rinse and inspect
A final tap-water rinse, then a walk-around so you can see the result.
Why it matters
Clean equipment is easier to inspect and service, and it's often expected before a rental return or a move to another job site.
Machines vary too much for a flat price list, so equipment is quoted after we see it. Send photos with your quote request to speed things up.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How is equipment washing priced?
Equipment is quoted per machine after we see it, because size and buildup vary widely. Photos with your quote request help us give a faster answer.
Can you wash equipment before a rental return?
Yes. Tell us the return date and we'll try to schedule the wash before it.
Do you clean engine compartments?
We degrease around engine areas as part of the heavy-mud wash. Tell us about anything sensitive, like exposed electronics or intakes, before we start.
Service areas
Where we offer equipment washing
Ready for a cleaner fleet?
Tell us about your vehicles and we'll send a written, per-vehicle quote.