Commercial washing on your schedule
Storefronts, parking lots, dumpster pads, restaurant patios and fleet. One-off or on a recurring contract, usually outside trading hours.
Buildings & storefronts
Exterior facades, entryways, awnings and glass. Most commercial work runs after hours or before opening so nothing disrupts trade.
Lots & sidewalks
Parking lots, walkways, loading docks, dumpster pads and drive-thru lanes. Usually priced per square foot with a scheduled frequency.
Fleet washing
Trucks, trailers, vans and equipment, priced per unit. Many contractors will come to your yard on a weekly or monthly rotation.
Property management & HOA
Multi-building schedules, common areas, breezeways, pool decks and mailbox surrounds across a portfolio.
Restaurants
Kitchen exhaust pads, grease-stained concrete, patios and dumpster areas — often on a health-inspection cadence.
Recurring contracts
Monthly or quarterly service is normally priced well below one-off rates. Say so upfront and the numbers improve.
Per square foot, per unit, or per visit
Commercial work is quoted differently from residential, and almost always cheaper per square foot because of the volume.
- Flatwork and lots: roughly $0.08–$0.20 per sq ft
- Building exteriors: quoted per elevation or per visit
- Fleet: commonly $25–$75 per vehicle depending on size
- Recurring schedules discount meaningfully against one-off pricing
Multiple sites?
If you manage several properties or locations, say so in the request. Contractors price a route very differently from a single stop, and several buildings in one area is exactly the kind of work they want.
Ranges for planning. Actual quotes come from the contractor.
Commercial washing questions
Do you handle recurring commercial contracts?
Yes. Say in your request that you want a schedule rather than a one-off — recurring work is priced lower per visit and contractors compete harder for it.
Can work be done outside business hours?
Most commercial washing happens overnight or early morning. Note your access window in the request.
Are contractors insured for commercial property?
We ask every operator to confirm general liability coverage. For commercial work, request a certificate naming your property before anyone starts — and check the coverage limit matches what your lease or management agreement requires.
Do you do fleet washing at our yard?
Many contractors do mobile fleet work on site. Include the number and type of vehicles and how often you want it done.
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