Mobile fleet washing · Savannah & Coastal Georgia · We come to your yardCall/Text (912) 433-3508
Savannah · Pooler · Bloomingdale · Port Wentworth

Mobile Fleet Washing Across Coastal Georgia

Mobile semi, trailer, dump truck and heavy equipment washing at your yard, without damaging your aluminum or chrome.

Red Freightliner Cascadia semi truck after a mobile wash by Coastal Georgia Fleet Washing
Real job photo, Coastal Georgia Fleet Washing
5 YearsPressure washing experience
Aluminum & ChromeSafe cleaning process
Water ReclamationOn every job
MobileWe come to your yard
Why Fleets Choose Us

Not Just Another Mobile Pressure Washer

Plenty of people own a pressure washer. Far fewer know how to clean a polished aluminum tanker, a chrome-heavy tractor and a mud-caked dump body in the same morning without hurting any of them. Some mobile washers lean on harsh acid brighteners because they cut grime fast. Used the wrong way, those chemicals leave aluminum dull, streaked or etched, and the damage builds every time the truck is washed.

Coastal Georgia Fleet Washing was built for commercial fleets. With 5 years in the pressure washing industry, owner Dale uses professional-grade cleaners made for polished and non-polished surfaces, with no harsh acid brighteners that dull or etch aluminum and chrome. We match the cleaner to the surface, work top to bottom, rinse thoroughly and capture the wash water with reclamation equipment. Your equipment comes out clean without paying for it later in polishing or replacement parts.

That is the whole idea behind the business: fleet washing done the careful way, delivered to your yard on a schedule you can count on.

What you get on every wash

  • Professional-grade cleaners for polished and non-polished surfaces
  • No harsh acid brighteners on aluminum or chrome
  • Water reclamation equipment on every job
  • On-site service at your yard, lot, terminal or job site
  • Weekly, biweekly or monthly fleet schedules
  • Owner-operated by Dale, with 5 years of pressure washing experience
Recent Work

Trucks We've Washed Lately

These photos come from Dale's own jobs, not a stock library. Semis, day cabs, tankers and heavy equipment, cleaned where they park.

Red Freightliner Cascadia semi truck after a mobile wash by Coastal Georgia Fleet WashingBlack and teal Peterbilt sleeper truck washed by Coastal Georgia Fleet WashingWhite Peterbilt tractors cleaned during an on-site fleet washBlack Peterbilt pulling a tanker trailer, washed by Coastal Georgia Fleet WashingLattice boom crawler crane washed on site by Coastal Georgia Fleet WashingRow of white fleet tractors at a warehouse after mobile truck washingGray Freightliner Cascadia sleeper truck shown from two angles after washingWhite day cab tractor with container chassis cleaned by Coastal Georgia Fleet Washing
The Real Cost of a Dirty Fleet

Mobile Fleet Washing Saves Driver Hours

A drive-through truck wash looks cheap until you count the time. Every unit that leaves the yard to get washed burns fuel, puts miles on the truck and takes a driver off the clock for a trip that earns nothing. Add the wait in line on a busy day near the port and a simple wash can swallow most of a morning.

Mobile fleet washing flips that math. We come to the trucks while they are parked, so drivers stay on revenue work and your equipment never leaves the yard. Use the calculator to estimate how many hours your fleet spends getting washed each month right now.

Fleet Downtime Calculator

See how many driver hours a drive-through truck wash costs you each month compared to washing on site.

25 hoursof driver and truck time spent getting washed each month. With mobile washing at your yard, most of that time goes back to hauling.
How It Works

From First Call to a Clean Fleet

Getting started takes one conversation. Here is what working with us looks like.

  1. Tell us about your fleet

    Call or text (912) 433-3508 or fill out the form. Tell us what you run, how many units and where they park.
  2. Get a free demo wash

    Fleets with 3 or more units get a free demo. We wash one unit at your yard and explain each step.
  3. Pick a schedule

    Weekly, biweekly or monthly, timed around your dispatch so trucks are clean without sitting idle.
  4. We show up and wash

    Same crew, same process, every visit, with water reclamation on every job.
Who We Serve

Built for Coastal Georgia's Working Fleets

The Savannah region runs on trucks. We focus on the businesses that keep freight, construction and services moving across the coast.

Drayage & port carriers

Tractors and container chassis running between the Port of Savannah, Garden City and the warehouses along GA-21 and I-95.

Warehouses & 3PLs

Dry vans, reefers and yard trucks at distribution centers in Pooler, Port Wentworth, Rincon and along I-16.

Construction & dump fleets

Dump trucks and haulers caked in Georgia red clay, sand, mud and asphalt from job sites across four counties.

Equipment rental & contractors

Excavators, loaders, skid steers and service trucks that need to look right for inspections, customers and resale.

Mobile vs. Drive-Through

Mobile Fleet Washing vs. a Drive-Through Truck Wash

Both get a truck wet. Only one is built around your schedule and your equipment. Here is how they compare for a working fleet.

Coastal Georgia Fleet WashingTypical drive-through truck wash
Where it happensAt your yard, lot or job siteAt the wash bay, after a drive and a wait
Driver timeNone. Trucks stay parkedRound trip plus time in line
Aluminum and chromeSurface-matched cleaners, no harsh acid brightenersVaries by location and chemical
Wash waterCaptured with reclamation equipmentHandled by the facility
Detail workHand attention on wheels, steps and tight spotsMostly automated or quick spray
SchedulingRecurring plan built around dispatchFirst come, first served

If your trucks already pass a wash bay on their route and nobody minds the wait, a drive-through can work. For fleets that value driver time, polished equipment and a consistent result, mobile fleet washing is usually the better fit.

Wash Schedules

How Often Should Your Fleet Be Washed?

There is no single right answer, and anyone who gives you one without seeing your trucks is guessing. Wash frequency depends on what you haul, where you run and how much your equipment is seen by customers.

Weekly works best for port drayage, construction, dump trucks and any fleet that runs dirt roads, job sites or the salty air along the coast. Grime and road film build quickly, and regular washing keeps it from setting into the finish.

Biweekly is the most common choice for regional fleets, box trucks and delivery vehicles. It keeps trucks presentable and inspection-ready without over-washing.

Monthly fits lighter-use equipment, trailers that sit in drop yards and fleets that want a regular deep clean between lighter touch-ups.

During your free demo wash, we look at your equipment, routes and goals and recommend a schedule that makes sense. You can always adjust it as seasons and contracts change.

Service Area

Fleet Washing Near You

We are based in Bloomingdale, GA 31302 and bring mobile fleet washing to yards across Chatham, Effingham, Bryan and Liberty Counties. Each area page covers the fleets we wash there, local drive times and answers to the questions those customers ask most.

See every area we serve →

Fleet Washing FAQ

Do you come to our yard, or do we bring trucks to you?

We are fully mobile. We bring the water, the wash equipment and our water reclamation gear to your yard, lot, job site or terminal, so your drivers never lose time driving to a wash bay and waiting in line.

Will your process damage polished aluminum or chrome?

Our process is built to protect it. We use professional-grade cleaners matched to polished and non-polished surfaces, without the harsh acid brighteners that can dull, streak or etch aluminum and chrome over time.

What happens to the wash water?

We run water reclamation equipment on every job. Wash water is captured instead of running across your lot and into storm drains.

What is the free fleet demo wash?

If you own or manage a fleet of 3 or more units, we will come out, wash one unit at no charge and walk you through the process so you can judge the results on your own equipment before you commit.

How often should a commercial fleet be washed?

Most fleets around Savannah do well with weekly or biweekly washes. Port drayage, construction and dirt-road routes usually need more frequent service. We recommend a schedule after seeing your equipment and routes.

Which areas do you serve?

We are based in Bloomingdale and serve Savannah, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Garden City, Rincon, Richmond Hill, Ellabell, Hinesville and the surrounding Chatham, Effingham, Bryan and Liberty County areas.

Can you wash before or after our trucks run?

Ask us. Washing while trucks are parked is the easiest way to avoid downtime, and we build schedules around dispatch whenever we can.

Get a Fleet Washing Quote

Tell us your name, company, phone, email, what you need washed, and how often. We'll get back to you fast.

Own or Manage a Fleet? Schedule Your FREE Demo Wash!

See the results on your own equipment before you commit. We come to your yard, wash a unit, and walk you through the process. No pressure, no contract to sign that day.

  1. Book your demo online or by phone
  2. We come to your yard or lot
  3. We wash a unit and show you the process
  4. You decide if we're the right fit