The height problem
Most express tunnels top out somewhere around 7 feet of clearance with a conveyor that assumes a passenger-car wheelbase. A high-roof Sprinter, a ladder rack, or a box truck simply cannot enter, which is why so many local fleets end up hand-washing in a yard.
Our wand bays are open-ceiling and open-ended. If it drives in, it gets washed.
Wash mid-week, at night
Our bays are quietest Tuesday through Thursday between 8pm and 5am. That is when a crew can run five vehicles through without waiting, and it is dead time we would rather see used.
Because we are open 24 hours, wash day does not have to cost you billable daylight.
How fleet billing works
The Swarm is $139 a month for 120 minutes of bay time, poolable across every vehicle on the account, with free vacuum throughout. If you would rather not commit, any bay takes $4 for four minutes with no account at all.
One invoice, no per-driver cards, no envelope of quarters in the glovebox. Landscaping, HVAC, plumbing, and delivery outfits are the bulk of who uses it.