Commercial Truck & Trailer Washing
Heavy vehicles collect a different kind of dirt. Road film, exhaust residue, brake dust, and highway grime build into a dull layer that a quick rinse won't remove — and on a wrapped or logoed trailer, that buildup is the first thing customers and the public see.
Wash 'Em washes box trucks, tractors, trailers, and flatbeds on site across South Florida, sized and equipped for Class 7 and Class 8 vehicles.
What's included
- Exterior wash on tractors, trailers, box trucks, and flatbeds
- Road-film and grime removal
- Wheels, tires, and wheel wells
- Trailer sides, rear doors, and logo panels
- Cab exterior, windows, and mirrors
- Wrap-safe and decal-safe washing methods
Why fleets use this service
Logos stay legible
Trailer graphics and wraps only work as advertising when they're actually clean.
Easier inspections
A clean unit makes damage, leaks, and wear far easier to spot during pre-trip checks.
Serviced at your terminal
Units are washed where they're parked between runs — no detour to a truck wash.
Who it's built for
- Trucking and freight carriers
- Terminals and cross-dock operations
- Regional and last-mile box truck fleets
- Flatbed and heavy-haul operations
Truck & Trailer Washing questions
Do you wash trailers as well as tractors?
Yes. We wash tractors, trailers, box trucks, and flatbeds, and scope can cover tractors only, trailers only, or both.
Can you work around our run schedule?
Yes. Heavy fleets are often serviced after hours or on weekends so units are clean and available when they're due back on the road.
Is trailer washing available on a recurring schedule?
Yes. Truck and trailer washing is most commonly run as a recurring program with a defined cadence and per-vehicle rate.
Other fleet services
Mobile Fleet WashingRecurring Service PlansVan Fleet CleaningInterior Fleet CleaningOne-Time Fleet CleaningEmergency & Same-Day Cleaning
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