Essential — starting at $95 per vehicle per month
Scope: scheduled exterior washing, interior wipe-downs, glass and mirrors, wheels and tires, and planning around work windows. This tier suits roughly 5–20 vehicles.
Commercial vehicle care
A planned appearance program for route, service, and client-facing vehicles. Tell us your fleet size, operating schedule, and location to build a workable service plan.
Fleet work is organized around vehicle availability and the presentation standard you need. We can discuss exterior washing, interior touchpoints, glass, branding-safe care, and deeper scheduled cleaning. Every program is scoped after assessment; timing and access are agreed with your team.
Scope: scheduled exterior washing, interior wipe-downs, glass and mirrors, wheels and tires, and planning around work windows. This tier suits roughly 5–20 vehicles.
Adds deeper interior cycles, trim care, light stain or odor attention, quarterly deep-clean rotation, and condition tracking. This tier suits roughly 10–50 vehicles.
A custom managed program with account scheduling, service history, and maintenance coordination discussed as needed. This tier suits fleets of 15 or more vehicles.
These are starting prices, not a final offer. Fleet size, vehicle type, frequency, site access, and selected work determine the quote. Optional work can include wrap or decal care, coatings or PPF, headlight and trim restoration, extraction, and vehicle de-fleet preparation. Maintenance coordination and multi-site work require a specific agreement.
Vehicles that arrive at customer properties and need a consistent, professional appearance.
Cleaning plans aligned with dispatch and practical service windows.
Appearance standards, seasonal resets, and individual vehicle needs scoped with the fleet manager.
Share the vehicle count and types, locations, route cadence, and the appearance issues you want to solve. We will review a service window and provide a proposed scope and price.
Tell us where vehicles are based. We will confirm coverage, scheduling, and any travel arrangements during the assessment.
Start with the number of vehicles, where they park, and how often they can be available for service.