Fleet Cleaning
Blackstone Valley & MetroWest Boston
Professional fleet washing for trucks, equipment, and commercial vehicles. On-site service keeps your business rolling with a clean, professional image.
Your Fleet is Your Brand
Clean vehicles make a professional impression and show customers attention to detail. Drake Power Washing provides regular fleet washing services that keep trucks, vans, and equipment looking their best.
All Vehicle Types
Box trucks, delivery vans, service vehicles, construction equipment, and more.
On-Site Service
Drake Power Washing comes to you - minimal downtime, maximum convenience for businesses.
Regular Programs
Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly fleet cleaning schedules to keep you looking sharp.
Professional On-Site Fleet Washing
Drake Power Washing brings professional fleet cleaning directly to your location. Our mobile service means minimal disruption to your operations while maintaining the professional appearance your business demands.
From single vehicles to entire fleets, trucks, vans, construction equipment, and specialized commercial vehicles all receive expert care and attention to detail.
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Fleet Cleaning Results
Professional results for commercial vehicles and equipment across the region.













Professional Equipment & Experienced Team
Drake Power Washing uses commercial-grade equipment and proven techniques to deliver exceptional fleet cleaning results. Our experienced team understands the unique needs of commercial vehicles and equipment.
Fully insured and equipped for fleets of all sizes, from single specialty vehicles to entire commercial fleets across MetroWest Boston and Blackstone Valley.
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Drake Power Washing provides professional services Massachusetts cities & towns in Blackstone Valley & MetroWest Boston in the I-495 Corridor. Find your city or town below.

Commercial Buildings

Fleet Vehicles

Driveways & Patios

Residential Homes
Franklin · Wrentham · Plainville · Norfolk
Walpole · Medfield · Millis
Medway · Mansfield
Bellingham
Milford · Hopedale · Mendon · Upton
Millbury · Millville
The Two-Step Wash, Truck by Truck
Fleet washing is a production process, tuned for speed without shortcuts:
- 1Set up water and reclaim at your yard so trucks never leave the lot or lose road hours.
- 2Apply step one: a low-pH presoak that loosens road film, bugs, and diesel soot.
- 3Apply step two: a high-pH detergent that reacts with the first step to release grime chemically.
- 4Rinse top-down at moderate pressure. The chemistry does the work, so paint, decals, and lettering stay safe.
- 5Spot-detail fuel drips, wheel areas, and cab steps as each unit is finished.
Two-Step Chemistry Instead of Brushes
Brush washing scratches clear coats and peels vinyl graphics over time. Our touchless two-step process cleans through chemical reaction: an acidic presoak followed by an alkaline detergent that neutralize each other on the surface, releasing film without agitation. It is the standard for fleets that care how their DOT numbers and branding look at 65 mph.
A Delivery Fleet on a Monthly Schedule
A distribution company near Milford put eight box trucks on a monthly overnight wash rotation. Washing happens in the yard after their last route, drivers pick up clean trucks in the morning, and the company stopped losing driver hours to wash-bay runs entirely.
Fleet Pricing That Scales
Per-unit rates depend on:
- Unit type and size: vans, box trucks, tractors, trailers, and dumps each rate differently.
- Fleet count: per-unit price drops as fleet size grows.
- Frequency: weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly schedules earn better rates than one-time washes.
- Condition: first washes on neglected units take longer than maintenance washes.
- Extras like aluminum brightening, tar removal, or trailer roof cleaning.
Fleet Washing FAQs
Do you come to our yard?
Yes, we are fully mobile with our own water and equipment. Most fleets are washed overnight or on weekends so zero route time is lost.
Is touchless washing safe for decals and wraps?
Safer than any brush. Two-step chemistry at moderate rinse pressure is the method wrap installers recommend to preserve graphics.
How often should a fleet be washed?
Most working fleets look professional on a bi-weekly or monthly cycle. Winter road salt makes regular washing a corrosion decision, not just a cosmetic one.
Can you handle wash water runoff requirements?
We plan wash-water management site by site and discuss any reclaim or drainage requirements during the walkthrough.
Do you wash heavy or specialized equipment too?
Yes, see our heavy equipment washing service for excavators, loaders, and municipal machinery.
Keep Your Fleet Looking Professional
Request a quote for regular fleet washing services. On-site service available.
Monday-Friday: 7AM-5PM | Saturday: 8AM-2PM