Your fleet cleaned on your lot.

The problem with sending work vehicles out to be cleaned

A fleet vehicle is only earning while it is moving. Sending a van to a wash costs the drive there, the wait, the drive back and a driver for all of it, and it happens once before somebody quietly decides it is not worth doing again. Which is how a company ends up with lettering nobody can read on a truck sitting in a customer's driveway.

Coming to the lot removes all of that. We work through the vehicles where they already sit, in the order you want, at whatever time of day the lot is fullest. Early mornings and evenings are normal for us because we run 7am to 8pm seven days a week, so we can catch vehicles before they go out or after they come back.

Dalton runs on work vehicles

Between the flooring and carpet trade, the warehouses along the I-75 corridor and every contractor working out of Whitfield, Murray and Catoosa County, there are more sign-written vans and work trucks around here than there are commuter cars. They pick up mill dust, red clay off unpaved site entrances and a permanent film of I-75 road grime, and that combination dulls a wrap fast.

A clean truck with readable lettering parked outside a job is advertising that already got paid for. A dirty one is the opposite. Tell us how many units you run and where they sit overnight, and we will give you a per vehicle price and a schedule that fits around when they are actually parked.

Where we go

We bring this to you.

Fleet Detailing is done at your home, your work, or wherever the vehicle is parked, right across Whitfield County and the counties either side of it.

Common questions

Questions we get asked.