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BUILT BY CAR WASH OPERATORS

Keep the water moving.
Keep the tunnel running.

We were your customer first. We understand why trenches, grit traps, and connected lines need more than an occasional pump-out. Put the complete visit on a schedule built around your wash.

SERVICE AROUND YOUR OPERATION

What we can plan together.

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01

Trenches & sediment

Address accumulated grit and debris in the parts of the wash where grit, silt, sludge, and wash water collect.

Illustration of a vacuum hose pumping an underground car-wash grit trap
02

Traps & interceptors

Pump out collected waste and discuss the condition and service needs of the system.

Illustration of a jetting nozzle cleaning a connected drainage line
03

Connected drainage lines

Jet the lines and inspect them on camera as part of every pumping visit.

Conceptual diagram connecting car-wash collection, settling tanks and the reclaim system; site layouts vary
04

Reclaim system context

Tell us how your reclaim setup connects to the traps and trenches so the service scope reflects the whole site.

EVERY PUMPING VISIT

The complete job.

Line jetting and camera scoping are always part of the visit.

  1. 01Pump.

    Remove accumulated waste.

  2. 02Jet.

    Clear connected drainage lines.

  3. 03Scope.

    Inspect the lines on camera.

  4. 04Document.

    Record the work and findings.

AROUND THE PROPERTY

Keep the rest of the site on a plan, too.

Building exteriors, large-lot surface cleaning, and parking lot striping for annual refreshes can be scoped around wash traffic and operating hours.

LET’S DEFINE THE RIGHT SCOPE

Service around
the operation.

Share the configuration and operating routine. We’ll use those details to discuss the visit, access, and recurring schedule.

Tell us about your site
  1. 01

    Your wash layout

    Tunnel or bay configuration, trap quantity, access points, and available capacity information.

  2. 02

    Your current routine

    Last service, usual interval, recurring buildup, and any drainage concerns.

  3. 03

    Your operating window

    Hours, busiest periods, vehicle access, and site contacts for the visit.

BEFORE WE VISIT

A few good questions.

Is jetting and scoping part of the regular visit?

Yes. Every pumping visit includes pumping, line jetting, camera scoping, and documentation.

Can exterior cleaning be part of the conversation?

Yes. Tell us about concrete, walkways, building surfaces, and other exterior areas. Exterior work is defined in its own agreed scope.

Can you plan for more than one wash?

Yes. Share your site list so we can review coverage, system differences, scheduling, and account coordination.

PLANNED CARE. MONTHLY BILLING.

Put your service on a plan.

Agree on the work, the visit cadence and a predictable monthly payment. Every pumping visit still includes jetting, camera scoping and documentation.

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