Fleet washing in Reno, Sparks and the industrial corridor
Your vehicles are rolling billboards, and around here they collect dust in summer and road treatment film all winter. We wash them at your yard, on your schedule.
We come to the yard
Taking vehicles to a wash bay costs you drive time, driver hours and scheduling headaches. We bring the water, the equipment and the detergents to your lot and work through the fleet where it parks, usually overnight or on the weekend so every unit is available for dispatch.
That matters in this valley. Trucks working the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center, the Sparks distribution corridor or the Mount Rose highway pick up a specific coating: fine alkali dust in the dry months, then magnesium chloride and sand film once the plows are out. Both are easier to remove on a schedule than after a season of buildup.
What we wash
- Box trucks, sprinter vans and service vehicles
- Tractors, trailers and flatbeds
- Dump trucks, mixers and construction support vehicles
- Utility and municipal fleets
- Yard equipment and static tanks
We wash exteriors, including wheels and lower panels where road film builds, and we can add wheel brightening or bug removal where it is needed. Interior cab detailing is not part of our service.
Recurring schedules for fleets
Most fleets settle on a weekly, every other week or monthly cycle depending on how many road miles they run and how visible the branding is. Winter usually justifies a tighter cycle because salt and de icer film dulls paint and graphics quickly.
We track which units were washed on each visit and can work from your unit numbers, so your maintenance records stay simple. TODO: confirm whether the Reno franchise offers reclaim or water capture for sites with stormwater requirements, since some industrial yards require it.
Questions we hear a lot
Do you wash at night so our trucks stay in service?
Yes. Overnight and weekend washing is normal for fleets, since the vehicles are parked and the lot is clear.
Do you need our water or power?
No. Our trucks carry their own water and equipment, so we can work in yards with no hookup available.
Can you wash vehicles with vinyl wraps and graphics?
Yes. Wrapped vehicles are washed with lower pressure and detergents chosen to protect the vinyl and the edges of the graphics.
How often should a fleet be washed in the Reno-Tahoe area?
Every week or two is common for high mileage or heavily branded fleets, and monthly works for lower mileage vehicles. Winter road treatment usually calls for a tighter schedule.
Where we work
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