Fleet & truck washing, at your yard
We wash commercial fleets on site across the Greater Edmonton area — vans, trucks, trailers, semis, and equipment. No unit comes off the road, nothing gets driven to a bay, and branded vehicles are washed by hand so the wrap survives the winter.
What we wash
Vans & service vehicles
Trades fleets, delivery vans, and mobile service units. Branded wraps and decals washed by hand rather than blasted — pressure washing lifts wrap edges and fades print.
Trucks & pickups
Half-tons through three-quarter-ton crew cabs. Box interiors, wheel wells, and running boards included, which is where road brine and gravel actually accumulate.
Semis & trailers
Tractors, trailers, and reefer units. Quoted per unit after a look at size, condition, and how often you want them cycled.
Equipment & specialty
Yard equipment, RVs and motorhomes, and anything else that doesn't fit a standard price sheet. Sent through as a custom quote.
How it works
We come to the yard
Nobody drives a unit anywhere, and no vehicle comes off the road for a wash run. We work through the fleet where it's parked.
After hours if you need it
We run 9am to 9pm, seven days a week. Washing an active fleet usually works best in the evening or on a weekend, when the units are actually in the yard.
Hand washed, wraps intact
Branded vehicles are your advertising. High-pressure washing degrades vinyl wrap edges and printed graphics; hand washing doesn't.
One invoice, one schedule
Set a cycle — weekly, biweekly, monthly, or seasonal — and it runs without anyone chasing it. Priced per unit, invoiced together.
We already hold aircraft to this standard on the ramp and in hangars across Western Canada — see the aviation side. A yard full of vans is a straightforward version of the same job: go to the asset, work around the operation, leave nothing behind.
Fleet washing — common questions
Do you wash commercial fleets in Edmonton?
Yes. We wash fleets on site across the Greater Edmonton area — vans, trucks, trailers, semis, and equipment — at your yard rather than a wash bay. Fleet work is custom quoted, because per-unit pricing depends on size, condition, and how often you want the cycle to run.
How is fleet washing priced?
Per unit, on a rate agreed after we look at the fleet. Size, condition, and cycle frequency all move the number, and a recurring schedule prices better than one-off washes because the vehicles never get as dirty. Send the fleet size and vehicle types through the quote form and we'll come back with a rate.
Will pressure washing damage our vehicle wraps?
High-pressure washing is one of the main causes of premature wrap failure — it works under the vinyl at the edges and lifts it, and it fades printed graphics over repeated cycles. We hand wash wrapped vehicles for exactly that reason. If your fleet is branded, this is worth asking every wash provider about.
Can you wash after hours or on weekends?
Yes. We operate 9am to 9pm, seven days a week. For an active fleet, evenings and weekends are usually the only time every unit is in the yard at once, so that's when most fleet work gets scheduled.
How often should a fleet be washed in Alberta?
Through winter, every two to three weeks — magnesium chloride brine is corrosive and its effect on frames, wiring, and underbodies is cumulative and expensive. In summer, monthly is generally enough. Fleets carrying branding tend to run a tighter cycle, because a dirty wrapped van is worse advertising than no wrap at all.
Yards we service
Greater Edmonton, including the industrial areas around Nisku, Acheson, and Alberta's Industrial Heartland.