Fleet Washing
in Dacula, GA
Your company vehicles are rolling billboards. When they are clean, they say great things about your business. When they are dirty, they say something else entirely. We wash fleets on-site so you never have to send trucks to a car wash.
Every time one of your company vehicles hits the road, it is representing your business. Your company name, logo, and phone number are right there on the side for everyone to see. When that truck or van is clean and sharp-looking, people notice for the right reasons. When it is covered in road grime, red clay, pollen, and bug splatter, they notice for the wrong reasons. It is the simplest form of advertising you have, and keeping it clean costs a lot less than a bad impression.
At Kidd's ProWash, we provide on-site fleet washing for businesses across Dacula, Lawrenceville, Buford, Auburn, Grayson, Suwanee, Duluth, and Snellville. We come to your yard, your lot, or your facility and wash your vehicles right where they are parked. No need to send drivers to a car wash. No downtime. No hassle. Chase built this company five years ago on the idea of "people over profits," and that applies to every business we work with - from a plumber with two vans to a construction company with twenty trucks.
What Vehicles Do We Wash?
We handle just about every type of commercial vehicle you will find in Gwinnett County. If your business has wheels on it and your company name on the side, we can wash it. We adjust our approach based on the vehicle type, the surface materials, and any wraps or graphics that need to be protected.
Why Fleet Vehicles Get So Dirty in Georgia
If you run a fleet in Gwinnett County, you already know how fast your vehicles get dirty. Georgia does not make it easy to keep anything clean for more than a few days.
Red Clay
Georgia red clay is everywhere - on job sites, back roads, driveways, and every ditch. It sprays up onto the rocker panels, doors, wheel wells, and undercarriage. Regular rain does not wash it off - it just moves it around.
Pollen
From March through June, pollen coats everything. Your trucks come back from a morning route looking like they drove through a cloud of yellow dust. It sticks to every surface and gets into every seam.
Road Grime & Bug Splatter
Driving on Highway 316 and Sugarloaf Parkway means vehicles collect exhaust film, tire dust, and general road grime. Georgia summers mean bugs that bake on in the sun and become very difficult to remove.
Job Site Mess
Construction trucks come back with concrete splatter and drywall dust. Landscaping trucks carry grass clippings and mud. HVAC trucks collect insulation dust. Whatever your crew works with ends up on the outside.
Our Fleet Washing Process
We bring everything we need to your location. All we need from you is access to a water source and a place to wash. Here is how a typical fleet wash day works:
Setup
We arrive at your location - whether that is your company yard, a parking lot, a warehouse, or any other facility - and set up our equipment. We bring our own water tanks if a water connection is not conveniently located.
Pre-Rinse
We rinse each vehicle to remove loose dirt, clay, and debris. This step prevents scratching during the wash process by clearing away abrasive particles first.
Soap Application
We apply a professional vehicle wash soap to each truck using a low-pressure foam cannon. The foam clings to vertical surfaces and gives the soap time to break down road grime, grease, and organic buildup.
Brush & Detail
For vehicles with heavy buildup - like construction trucks or landscaping rigs - we hand-brush the trouble areas. We pay special attention to company graphics, wraps, and signage to make sure they look their best without being damaged.
Rinse
We rinse each vehicle thoroughly from top to bottom, making sure all soap, dirt, and residue is removed. We check wheel wells, undercarriage edges, and mirror housings - the spots most car washes miss.
Wheels & Tires
We clean the wheels, tires, and wheel wells separately using brushes and a wheel-specific cleaning product. Clean wheels make a big visual difference and show attention to detail.
Final Check
We walk around each vehicle and make sure nothing was missed. If a spot needs extra attention, we take care of it right then. We do not move to the next truck until the current one looks right.
The Business Case for Clean Fleet Vehicles
Some business owners think of fleet washing as a nice-to-have rather than a need-to-have. But there are real, measurable reasons why keeping your vehicles clean is good for business:
Brand Image
Your vehicles are seen by hundreds or thousands of people every day. A clean vehicle with clear branding makes a positive impression. Would you hire a plumber whose truck looks like it has not been washed in six months?
Vehicle Preservation
Road salt, clay, bug acids, and exhaust residue all damage vehicle paint and finishes over time. Regular washing removes these corrosive substances before they cause permanent damage and helps prevent rust.
Employee Pride
Your team takes better care of equipment they are proud to use. A clean truck with clear branding tells your employees that you care about the business and expect a certain standard.
Resale Value
When it is time to replace a vehicle, a well-maintained exterior brings a better trade-in or resale value. The cost of regular fleet washing pays for itself many times over in the long run.
Scheduling and Frequency
We work with your schedule to minimize disruption to your operations. We typically wash fleets in the early morning before your drivers head out, or in the evening after they return. Some companies have us come in on weekends when the entire fleet is parked. We are flexible and will find a schedule that works for your operation.
Weekly
Best for service companies whose vehicles are customer-facing every day - HVAC, plumbing, pest control, and similar trades. Keeps vehicles looking sharp all the time.
Bi-Weekly
A good balance for most fleets. Vehicles stay clean enough to look professional without the cost of weekly service.
Monthly
Works well for vehicles that are not heavily customer-facing, like delivery trucks or warehouse vehicles.
As-Needed
Some companies call us before big events, photo shoots, or when the fleet is looking rough. We accommodate last-minute requests whenever we can.
Pair Fleet Washing With Facility Cleaning
While we are at your yard or facility washing your vehicles, it is a great time to clean the facility itself. Bundling services saves you money and gets everything done at once. A clean fleet parked in front of a clean building sends a powerful message about how you run your business.
Bundle fleet washing with building washing, parking lot cleaning, storefront cleaning, and loading dock & service area cleaning for maximum savings.
Why Kidd's ProWash for Fleet Washing
Chase Kidd understands business owners because he is one. He grew up in construction, worked as a software engineer at GM, and started Kidd's ProWash five years ago right here in Dacula. He knows what it is like to run a company, manage a fleet, and worry about how your business looks to customers.
Our motto is "people over profits." That means we show up when we say we will, do the job right, and charge a fair price. We do not cut corners. We do not rush through vehicles. And we treat your trucks like they are our own.
We serve businesses across Dacula, Lawrenceville, Buford, Auburn, Grayson, Suwanee, Duluth, and Snellville. Whether your fleet is parked off Harbins Road, out near Winder Highway, or at a facility along Highway 316, we come to you with everything we need. We carry full commercial liability insurance and are happy to provide documentation for your records.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing is per vehicle and depends on the vehicle type and size. Work trucks and vans typically run $30 to $75 per vehicle. Box trucks run $75 to $150. Larger vehicles are priced individually. Volume discounts apply for larger fleets and recurring service agreements. We provide free quotes based on your specific fleet.
A nearby water connection makes things easiest, but we can bring our own water tanks if needed. We will figure out the logistics during the quoting process so there are no surprises on wash day.
No. We use vehicle-safe soaps and appropriate pressure levels for wrapped and branded vehicles. We have washed hundreds of wrapped trucks and vans across Gwinnett County without any issues. Regular washing actually extends the life of vehicle wraps by removing contaminants that degrade the material.
It depends on the fleet size and vehicle types. A fleet of ten standard work trucks takes about two to three hours. Larger fleets or vehicles with heavy buildup take longer. We will give you a time estimate when we quote the job.
Get a Free Fleet Washing Quote
Your fleet represents your business every time it hits the road. Make sure it is sending the right message. Reach out to us for a free fleet washing quote. We will come to your location, look at your vehicles, and put together a plan that fits your fleet, your schedule, and your budget.
Browse all of our pressure washing services to see what else Kidd's ProWash can do for your business. From fleet vehicles to building exteriors to parking lots, we handle commercial cleaning across Gwinnett County with the care and quality your business deserves.
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Get a free, no-obligation quote from Kidd's ProWash. We serve Dacula, Lawrenceville, Buford, Auburn, Grayson, and all of Gwinnett County.