Vans, box trucks and company vehicles on a recurring schedule, worked around your operating hours.
A company vehicle is a moving advertisement. It parks in front of customers' houses in Hewlett and Woodmere, sits in commercial lots, and drives past thousands of people a day. A clean, sharp van with legible lettering says something about the business before anybody knocks on the door, and a filthy one says the opposite just as loudly.
Fleet work is different from retail detailing in one important way: it has to fit around the business. Vehicles earn money during the day, so we work evenings, early mornings and weekends, and we work at your yard rather than pulling trucks off the road.
Cargo and service vans — exterior wash and protection, cab interior cleaning, and cargo area cleanouts. Vinyl lettering and wraps need pH-neutral products and no aggressive pressure at the edges, which is where wraps lift and start peeling.
Box trucks — large flat sides that hold road film and show it, plus cab interiors that take heavy daily use.
Sales and executive vehicles — these carry clients, so interior condition and odor matter as much as the exterior.
Trades vehicles — heavier interior soil from dust, adhesives and tools, which is normal for us and priced accordingly.
Vinyl wraps and graphics are the part most often damaged by careless washing. Brush washes lift edges, high pressure at a seam peels a panel, and harsh solvents fade printed vinyl. A wrap is expensive to replace, so it gets hand washing with pH-neutral soap and a wrap-safe sealant that protects the print from UV fade.
A well-maintained wrap lasts years longer than one run through automatic washes, which by itself usually justifies the cost of a fleet plan.
We are based on Erick Ave in Hewlett, just off Broadway and a few minutes from the Hewlett LIRR station. Rug drop-offs and pickups are by appointment — call before you come by.
Book today and get same-day service in Hewlett and the Five Towns.