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Fleet Washing for Schools

Play areas, walkways, and entrances need to be clean and safe.

♀ Woman-Owned★ 4.9 · 213 reviewsLicensed & InsuredSince 2010
The problem

What schools deal with

Parents look at the walkways and the play areas before they look at anything else. We clean around your calendar so nothing happens while children are on site.

Slippery algae on walkways

Dirty entrances and canopies

Buildup on playground surfaces

How we help

Fleet Washing built for your property

A clean fleet protects your paint and your brand. We come to your the Triangle and Johnston County yard on a schedule and clear the road film, mud, and bugs so every truck looks the part.

A truck that looks neglected makes the company look neglected. Customers do that math in about two seconds. Keeping the fleet clean is the cheapest brand work you will ever buy.

We come to you

On-site washing at your yard keeps trucks working.

Protects the finish

Regular washing clears salt and film that eat paint and graphics.

Sharper brand

Clean vehicles read as a company that has it together.

Set schedule

Weekly or monthly plans keep the whole fleet consistent.

Wrap and decal safe

We use pressure and product that will not lift graphics or edges.

Runoff handled

We manage runoff on your lot so it stays contained.

Tanker trailers being washed on site at a customer yard
Fleet wash, on site
The result

What changes after we leave

This is what your schools property looks like once we are done and back on a schedule.

  • Walkways and entries with no slick growth
  • Clean canopies and covered areas
  • Play surfaces cleared of buildup

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Process

How our Fleet Washing works

1

Review the fleet

We size up vehicle count, type, and schedule.

2

Come on-site

We bring water and equipment to your yard.

3

Wash each unit

We clean to fit the vehicle and its finish.

4

Keep the cadence

We hold a recurring plan so it stays done.

Pricing

What it costs

Fleet washing in the Triangle and Johnston County prices per unit, and the per-unit number drops as the count goes up and the schedule gets regular. Box trucks and trailers cost more than vans and pickups.

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What moves the number
  • Number and size of units
  • How often you want washes
  • How heavy the buildup is
  • Site access and water supply
Recent work

Properties we have cleaned

Tanker trailers being washed on site at a customer yard
Fleet wash, on site
A Clayton Pressure Washing team member with a janitorial cart inside a warehouse facility
Janitorial, warehouse facility
Two technicians soft washing the exterior of a multi-story apartment building
Apartment building, soft wash
Questions

Fleet Washing for Schools, answered

How often should a fleet be washed?
Most the Triangle and Johnston County fleets do weekly or every other week, more in winter road-salt season.
Do you supply your own water?
We can. If you have a spigot on site we will use it. If not, we bring water with us.
Can you wash overnight while the trucks are parked?
Yes. Overnight and early morning are the most common windows because every unit is in the yard.
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