Equipment Washing

What This Service Involves

Excavators, loaders, and other machinery accumulate thick mud and hydraulic grime working through the Northwest's wet ground. We use high-output hot water and degreasers to break caked soil and oily film off frames, tracks, and undercarriages. Clean equipment lets operators spot leaks and wear before they become failures. It also keeps machines presentable when they move between sites or head to resale.

Benefits

Breaks caked mud off frames, tracks, and undercarriages; Cuts hydraulic and grease film with hot water; Exposes leaks and wear for easier inspection; Keeps machines presentable for transport or resale

Our Process

1) Pre-scrape and pre-soak heavy mud deposits; 2) Apply degreaser to greasy frames and components; 3) Hot-water wash tracks, undercarriage, and body; 4) Rinse and blow down inspection points

What Affects the Cost

Size and number of machines; Depth of caked mud and grease; Undercarriage and track complexity; Hot water and degreaser requirements; On-site access and containment needs

Best Time of Year

Regular washing through the muddy wet season keeps machinery workable, with a deep clean before any resale or inspection.