Mud, roads, and compliance
Trucks leaving a site covered in mud can track debris onto public streets, which can draw complaints and problems with city inspectors. Dried concrete and clay also add weight, wear out moving parts, and hide damage on beds, tailgates, and mixer drums. Washing your fleet regularly keeps roads cleaner, makes maintenance checks faster, and helps your equipment last longer. It also makes a better impression on owners and general contractors when your trucks pull onto their sites.
What we clean
Dump trucks, concrete mixer trucks, flatbeds, crew pickups, water trucks, and the equipment that works alongside them. For machines such as excavators, loaders, and skid steers, see our heavy equipment washing service. We focus on wheels, fenders, undercarriages, and mixer drums where material builds up and hardens.
Who it's for
General contractors, site-work and paving companies, concrete suppliers, utility contractors, and homebuilders. Whether you run a few pickups and a dump truck or a full fleet across several sites, we build a schedule that fits.
How on-site washing works
We come to your yard or active site with our own water and equipment. We break down dried mud and concrete residue, pressure-wash with bio-friendly cleaners, and give wheels and undercarriages extra passes. Construction sites usually have a stormwater plan; our wastewater reclamation system captures runoff so we can work without adding to your compliance headaches.
Scheduling that fits the job
We're open 24/7, so we can wash at the end of the day, overnight, or on weekends when trucks are parked. Recurring weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly service is available with volume pricing for fleets of 5+ vehicles. We work up to 100 miles from DFW, including new-growth areas around Fort Worth and Arlington.
Get a quote
Call or text (214) 477-7611 or send a quote request with your vehicle list and site location. We're fully insured and EPA compliant. Want to know how recurring service works? Read about our fleet washing program.