Fleet Washing · Fontana, CA

Mobile Truck Wash & Fleet Washing in Fontana, CA

Fontana runs on trucks. We wash them where they park, so drivers never lose an hour in line at a wash.

  • 5.0 on 107 Google reviews
  • Licensed & insured, CSLB #1152154
Area
Fontana, San Bernardino County
From our Chino shop
20 miles, about 25 minutes off-peak
Typical schedule
Weekly or every two weeks
Licensed & insured
CSLB #1152154

Few cities have more trucks per block than Fontana. Carriers, drayage operators and private fleets line the 10 and the 15, and every one of those trucks is a moving sign for the company on its door.

We bring water, hot water equipment and recovery gear to your yard and wash tractors and trailers while they are parked. One owner told us we did not do a good job on his semi trucks, we did a great job, at his convenience.

Yards here are checked for runoff

Truck washing makes oily, soapy water, and industrial yards in the Inland Empire are inspected for it. We set up containment and recover the water so the wash never becomes a stormwater finding.

Our shop in Chino is a short drive away, which makes weekly and every-other-week routes in Fontana practical and keeps the per-unit price down.

Local conditions in Fontana

Fontana sits directly below the mouth of the Cajon Pass, and it takes some of the hardest Santa Ana winds in the valley. Gusts drive sand and dust into every corner of a truck yard, and anything oily holds onto it. Summer heat is severe, over a hundred on many days, which thins oil so it soaks deep into concrete and then bakes there. Three freeways and steady truck traffic leave diesel soot on walls and canopies. Older industrial sites add their own layers: rust bleed from steel, hydraulic leaks, and black rubber where trailers have turned in the same arc for years.

Storm drains here feed flood channels such as the San Sevaine Channel, which carry runoff south to the Santa Ana River. With the amount of oil on these sites, we recover our wash water instead of letting it reach an inlet.

What the service covers in Fontana

Fleet Washing: what we clean

Vehicles

  • Day cabs, sleepers and yard tractors
  • Dry vans, reefers and flatbeds
  • Box trucks, step vans and delivery vans
  • Service trucks, buses and heavy equipment

What a wash includes

  • Pre-soak and brush wash of cab and trailer
  • Wheels, tanks, steps and frame rails
  • Bug and road film removal
  • Final rinse and walk-around check

Full fleet washing details

Before and after, fleet and truck washing: truck chassis, wheels, tanks
Fleet and truck washing: white day-cab semi trucks on dirt lot

Where we work in Fontana

Fontana districts on our routes

  • Southwest Industrial Park

    Distribution centers and truck terminals south of the 10 around Jurupa and Slover avenues, with heavily stained dock aprons.

  • Valley Boulevard truck row

    Truck dealers, repair shops, tire shops and truck stops along the 10, with oil-soaked aprons and service bays.

  • Former Kaiser Steel area

    Steel processors and heavy industry on the west side, where rust, scale and soot are a constant.

  • Sierra Avenue and downtown

    Civic buildings, medical offices, older storefronts and restaurants along the main north-south street, with gum and sidewalk grime.

  • North Fontana retail

    Newer shopping centers along Summit Avenue and the 210 near Sierra Lakes, where wind-blown dust coats storefronts and walks.

  • Cherry Avenue corridor

    Warehouses, truck yards and fuel sites running north from the 10, with steady truck traffic and tire rubber.

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Fleet Washing before & after

After: semi tractor washed at the yard
Before: semi tractor washed at the yard
Before After
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Our own job photos

Recent fleet washing work

5.0 stars on 107 Google reviews

What customers say

  • Hired this company to wash my semi trucks and they did not do a good job, they did a great job! Very friendly, great prices and comes wash my trucks at my convenience! Highly recommended

    Ezequiel E. Google review · Semi truck washing
  • Recently had a dumpster dropped off at our home in the driveway for a remodel that we are doing in the house and upon dropping the bin off the driver leaked oil all over the driveway with his truck. After dealing with the company for 2 weeks I was told they would reimburse me for cleaning the driveway. So, I began my search for a company that could do the pressure washer service that specializes in doing pavers and would even backfill any sand that gets blown out between the pavers. After calling 3 other companies that had ridiculous pricing not to mention they were unwilling to be a one stop shop and back fill the sand I landed on PWS. After speaking to Jorge over the phone he had a fast turnaround time to be able to get to my driveway ASAP and even provided the service of replacing the sand. I was truly impressed with the professionalism that Jorge showed when arriving and going over his game plan for the oil stains. His presentation was really nice as well using some really nice equipment and using hot water instead of just hose water for the pressure washing which really seemed to get out all the grime that was embedded in the pavers. Will definitely be using Jorge again soon for future projects.

    Jonathan L. Google review

How a job with us goes

Clean concrete in three steps

  1. 1

    Walk it

    Send photos or have Jorge walk the site. We measure, look at the staining and the drains, and clean a free test patch so you can see the result on your own concrete.

  2. 2

    Quote it

    You get a written scope and price with no hidden costs, plus our license and insurance certificate. Pick a one-time clean or a recurring route.

  3. 3

    Wash it

    The crew arrives after hours, cones off the area, pre-treats, hot washes and recovers the water. You get before and after photos in the morning.

Fontana FAQs

Fleet Washing in Fontana: your questions

Do you wash trucks on site in Fontana?

Yes. We wash at your yard or terminal, usually at night or on weekends when the units are in.

Is there a minimum number of trucks?

There is no fixed minimum, but routes are priced per unit and the price per truck drops as the count goes up. Send us your unit count for a quote.

Can you get old oil stains out of a truck yard or shop apron?

Most of it, yes. Hot water and degreaser pull out far more than cold water can, and fresh stains usually come up completely. Oil that has baked through many Fontana summers can leave a shadow. We will clean a free test patch on your worst area so you see the real result first, and sandblasting is an option for what remains.

Do you come to our yard?

Yes. Fleet washing is fully mobile. We bring water, hot water equipment and recovery gear and wash your units where they park.

How much does fleet washing cost?

It is priced per unit and depends on vehicle type, how many units are washed per visit and how often. Send us your unit count and location for a firm quote.

Can you wash trailers and tractors on the same visit?

Yes. Tractors, trailers, box trucks and service vehicles can all be on the same route.

Fleet Washing in Fontana, done overnight

Free quote and a free on-site demo. Open daily, 7:00 AM to 11:30 PM.