
Keep Your Fleet Clean Without Sending It Across Town
Your trucks already have somewhere to be. Washing them shouldn't take them off schedule.
Zaugg's Premium Car Care provides mobile fleet washing for semis, work trucks, commercial vehicles, and equipment throughout Eastern Idaho. We come directly to your yard, shop, terminal, business, or equipment location and wash the fleet where it's already parked.
Instead of relying on individual drivers to find time for a truck wash, we can build a consistent washing schedule around your operation.
Weekly • Biweekly • Monthly • Custom Fleet Schedules
The Wash Comes to Your Fleet
Getting one truck washed is inconvenient enough.
For a company running 10, 20, or 50 vehicles, that inconvenience multiplies quickly. Someone has to drive each truck to the wash, wait for it, and bring it back. That's employee time and vehicle time being spent on something that could happen while the equipment is already parked.
Mobile fleet washing changes that.
We travel to your location and service multiple vehicles during the same visit. That helps keep washing from becoming another task your drivers or managers have to constantly coordinate.
The goal is simple: keep the fleet clean while keeping the operation moving.
Mobile Washing Built for Commercial Vehicles
Fleet washing is different from detailing a personal vehicle.
Commercial trucks are exposed to highway grime, bugs, grease, road film, dirt, salt, job-site dust, mud, and other buildup as part of doing their job. They need an efficient cleaning process designed around regular maintenance rather than a once-a-year cosmetic detail.
Our fleet-washing service is designed primarily for:
-Semi trucks and tractors
-Tractor-trailers
-Box and delivery trucks
-Commercial work trucks
-Garbage and sanitation trucks
-Construction and dump trucks
-Plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and service fleets
-Commercial pickups and vans
-Heavy and construction equipment
-Other commercial fleet vehicles
Have equipment that doesn't fit neatly into one category? Tell us what you're running and we'll determine the appropriate service.

The biggest advantage of a fleet-washing program is consistency.
Instead of waiting until the trucks are excessively dirty and then trying to figure out when they can be washed, we establish a predictable service schedule.
Weekly Fleet Washing
Best suited for fleets that accumulate road film and grime quickly, operate in customer-facing environments, or simply need their equipment kept consistently presentable.
Weekly washing keeps buildup more manageable and creates a regular maintenance rhythm for the fleet.
Biweekly Fleet Washing
For many commercial operations, biweekly service provides a practical balance between frequency and cost.
The fleet receives consistent attention without requiring a wash every week.
Monthly Fleet Washing
Monthly service can make sense for lower-mileage vehicles, seasonal operations, or fleets that need scheduled maintenance cleaning without frequent service.
Custom Fleet Schedules
There isn't one correct washing frequency for every company.
We can help determine a schedule based on:
-Fleet size
-Vehicle type
-Mileage and routes
-Season
-Dirt and road-film exposure
-Customer-facing requirements
-Vehicle availability
-Location
-Budget
The objective isn't to sell you more washes than you need. It's to build a schedule that actually fits how your equipment is used.
A fixed-location truck wash can work well when a driver is already near one.
But when your vehicles are parked at your own yard, sending them somewhere specifically to be washed creates another trip.
With mobile fleet washing, your equipment stays where it normally operates.
That can mean:
-Less unnecessary driver time
-Fewer trips made specifically for washing
-Multiple vehicles serviced at one location
-Less reliance on individual drivers to wash trucks
-More predictable fleet-maintenance scheduling
-Fewer wash-related interruptions for managers
-Consistent standards across the fleet
For a company operating several trucks, small amounts of lost time add up. Our model is built around reducing that unnecessary movement.

A clean fleet presents your business well, but appearance isn't the only reason to maintain commercial vehicles.
Working trucks continuously collect road salt, dirt, road film, grease, bugs, grime, and other contaminants. Regular washing helps remove that buildup instead of allowing it to remain on painted, metal, plastic, and other exterior surfaces.
Fleet washing should be viewed as another part of taking care of expensive equipment.
It won't prevent every maintenance problem or eliminate corrosion, but consistently removing contaminants is a practical part of maintaining vehicles that spend their lives on highways, job sites, gravel roads, and Idaho winter roads.
Clean equipment isn't only about appearance. It's part of maintaining the assets your business depends on.

Commercial vehicles are seen everywhere your company operates.
They're parked in customers' driveways, sitting at job sites, traveling down the interstate, pulling into plants, and representing your business long before anyone talks to an employee.
A consistently maintained fleet reinforces that your company:
-Takes care of its equipment
-Pays attention to details
-Operates professionally
-Takes pride in its vehicles
-Maintains a consistent company image
That matters even more for branded trucks and service vehicles that customers regularly see.
We don't believe every working truck needs to look like a show truck. It should look like equipment belonging to a company that takes care of its operation.
For commercial vehicles dealing with road film and heavier exterior buildup, we can use a two-step fleet-washing process.
Rather than relying on one soap to handle every type of contamination, complementary cleaning stages help loosen and break down road film, grease, grime, bugs, salt, and normal commercial buildup before the vehicle is thoroughly rinsed.
The exact process depends on the vehicle's surfaces, finish, and condition.
A typical fleet visit includes:
1. Review the vehicles and condition
We look at what we're washing and any areas that may require additional attention.
2. Apply the appropriate commercial wash process
The cleaning approach is selected based on the type of vehicle and buildup present.
3. Break down road film and accumulated grime
The wash process works through the contamination commercial trucks collect during normal use.
4. Thoroughly rinse the vehicle
Dirt, chemicals, and loosened buildup are rinsed away.
5. Visual check
We look over the vehicle before moving on.
5. Return on the agreed schedule
For recurring accounts, the process becomes part of the fleet's regular maintenance routine.
This is fleet maintenance washing—not a full paint correction or consumer exterior detail every visit.
No two fleets operate exactly the same way.
A six-truck plumbing company has different needs than a transportation company with tractors and trailers. A garbage fleet sees different contamination than a construction company. Trucks running long highway routes have different maintenance needs than service vehicles that remain close to town.
That's why fleet-washing quotes aren't based on a single universal per-truck price.
We look at factors including:
-Number of vehicles
-Vehicle and equipment types
-Current condition
-Wash frequency
-Parking arrangement
-Location and travel
-Operating schedule
-Type of buildup
-Service requirements
From there, we can put together a straightforward washing plan based on the actual fleet.
Recurring accounts are our primary focus, but one-time and specialty fleet-washing projects may also be available depending on the scope and location.
Zaugg's Premium Car Care is based in Rigby and serves commercial fleets throughout the Eastern Idaho region.
Our primary fleet-washing area includes:
Rigby • Idaho Falls • Ammon • Rexburg and surrounding Eastern Idaho communities
We also work with businesses farther into the region, including Driggs and the Teton Valley, with service into Jackson and the Jackson Hole area when the fleet size, schedule, and route make sense.
For fleets outside our immediate area, contact us with the number and type of vehicles, location, and preferred washing frequency. We'll determine whether we can build the location into a practical service route.
Yes. That's the core of the service.
We come to the fleet's location rather than requiring each vehicle to be driven to our shop. Depending on the account, that could be a yard, terminal, shop, business location, fleet parking area, or equipment site.
Yes.
Weekly, biweekly, monthly, and customized recurring schedules are available.
The right frequency depends on how the vehicles are used, how quickly they get dirty, fleet size, season, location, and the appearance standards of your company.
Yes. Semi trucks, tractors, trailers, and other larger commercial vehicles are a primary focus of our mobile fleet-washing service.
When requesting a quote, let us know how many tractors and trailers you operate and whether they're normally available at the same location.
Yes. We can quote commercial and specialty fleets including garbage trucks, dump trucks, construction trucks, and heavy equipment.
These vehicles can have very different levels and types of buildup, so condition and service requirements are considered when preparing the quote.
Fleet pricing is customized rather than based on one public flat rate.
Pricing can vary based on fleet size, vehicle type, condition, service frequency, location, travel requirements, and the work needed during each visit.
Recurring service can also change the economics because consistently maintained vehicles are different to service than heavily neglected equipment.
Send us information about your fleet and we'll put together an appropriate quote.
Site requirements can vary depending on the fleet, location, and service being performed.
We'll review access and other operational requirements with you before setting up the account so both sides know what is needed before the first service.
Our goal is to build the washing schedule around periods when the vehicles are naturally available rather than unnecessarily taking working equipment off the road. Tell us when your trucks are normally parked and we'll discuss what scheduling makes sense.
Our primary focus is recurring fleet maintenance, but one-time fleet and equipment washing may be available.
If you have a one-time project, contact us with the vehicle type, quantity, condition, and location and we'll determine whether it fits our service.

Fleet washing shouldn't require your drivers to spend their day finding somewhere to wash a truck.
Tell us what you're running, how many vehicles you have, where they're located, and how often you'd like them maintained.
We'll look at your fleet and put together a mobile washing schedule built around your operation.
Keep the trucks clean. Keep them working.
Request a Fleet Washing Quote
Phone: (208) 360-4993

At Zaugg's Premium Car Care, we're here to support the Idaho Falls community with professional auto detailing, ceramic coatings, window tinting, and long-term vehicle protection services that go well beyond appearances. Based in Southeast Idaho with over 8 years of hands-on experience, our focus is on honest recommendations, skilled workmanship, and educating every customer so they can protect their investment with confidence.
From mobile detailing and paint decontamination to Ceramic Pro coatings and premium window film, our goal is to serve every Idaho Falls customer with integrity, consistency, and care. A clean, protected vehicle improves daily life, resale value, and pride of ownership — and we're proud to earn that trust one vehicle at a time.


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