Trailer Washing

What This Service Involves

Trailers haul through mud and rain across Washington and collect grime that traps moisture against the metal. Our washing clears the frame, bed, and panels so corrosion has less chance to take hold. We reach the undercarriage and wheel areas where road salt and muck accumulate. A clean trailer lasts longer and presents a professional image on the job.

Benefits

Clears grime that traps corrosive moisture; reaches undercarriage and wheel buildup; extends trailer frame and panel life; improves appearance for business use; makes inspections and maintenance easier

Our Process

1) Rinse loose mud from the bed and frame; 2) Apply detergent to panels and undercarriage; 3) Pressure wash grime from all surfaces; 4) Rinse wheel areas and confirm drainage is clear

What Affects the Cost

Trailer size and type; amount of caked mud and grime; undercarriage access; presence of rust or salt buildup; single versus fleet washing

Best Time of Year

Trailers should be washed after muddy hauls and especially through Washington's wet season to slow corrosion.