Heavy Equipment Cleaning

What This Service Involves

Excavators, loaders, and fleet machinery accumulate thick Northwest mud and greasy buildup that hides wear and slows maintenance. Our hot-water cleaning cuts through the packed-on layers around tracks, undercarriages, and hydraulic components. Clean equipment is easier to inspect and less likely to spread invasive material between sites. Regular washing also helps operators spot leaks and damage early.

Benefits

Reveals leaks and wear during inspection; removes mud that spreads between job sites; cuts grease that traps abrasive grit; extends component life through cleanliness; keeps a fleet looking professional

Our Process

1) Stage equipment over a contained wash area; 2) Apply degreaser to greasy components; 3) Hot-water blast mud from tracks and undercarriage; 4) Rinse and collect runoff for proper disposal

What Affects the Cost

Size and number of machines; thickness of mud and grease; containment and runoff handling; on-site versus yard cleaning; scheduling around equipment use

Best Time of Year

Heavy equipment benefits from cleaning after every muddy project, especially through Washington's wet fall and winter seasons.