Hot water does what cold water can’t
Grease, hydraulic oil and packed mud don’t come off with a cold rinse. Heated water at high pressure breaks down grease and loosens caked-on dirt, so it rinses away the first time instead of smearing around.
That’s the difference between a machine that looks rinsed and a machine that’s actually clean, down into the undercarriage.
Why keep equipment clean
Clean machines are easier to inspect. Cracks, leaks and worn hoses show up when they aren’t buried under mud.
Road salt and grime left on steel through an Alberta winter speed up corrosion. And a clean machine going back to a rental yard, a buyer or a new client makes a better first impression than a dirty one.
Pressure washing or power washing?
Same thing. Some people say power washing, some say pressure washing. Either way it’s water at high pressure. Ours is heated, which is what heavy equipment needs.
For frozen buildup, or grease that won’t let go even with hot water, steam is usually the better tool. We run both and will tell you which one your job needs.
Where we work
We're based in Spruce Grove and travel to job sites, yards and facilities across the Edmonton region, including Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Acheson, Edmonton, Leduc, Drayton Valley and Alberta Beach.
Not sure if you are in range? Call and ask. It takes a minute.
Common questions
Do you come to job sites in Edmonton?
Yes. Our units are fully mobile, and we work across Edmonton and the surrounding area, including Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Acheson, Edmonton, Leduc, Drayton Valley and Alberta Beach.
Can you wash equipment outside working hours?
Yes. We offer after-hours service, so machines can be cleaned without taking them out of production.
Do you work in winter?
Yes, snow or shine. When buildup is frozen solid, we often switch to steam, which thaws and cleans at the same time.
How much does it cost?
It depends on how many machines, how big they are and how dirty they are. Quotes are free. Call or send us the details and we’ll give you a price.