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If your current cleaning crew decides to use the same chemicals on your truck fleet that they’d use on their minivan, you might want to question it. Washing a truck fleet is typically NOT the same as washing a car fleet for many reasons. But if you’re trying to save money on truck soap, you might be doing so at the expense of quality, and it could cost you more in…

Ever wonder why some trucks still look dirty after a wash? Or why do some fleets seem to shine for weeks while others dull after a day?

The spread of H5N1 Bird Flu or HPAI and its ability to infect livestock and other mammals, including humans means that clean trucks aren't just about looking good and avoiding salt damage. Clean trucks mean reducing the risk of spreading the disease, with the extra benefit of potentially increasing safety for your team.

The pressure washing and power equipment cleaning industry is very diverse. It’s made up of many businesses, all of which rely upon trusted manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors.

Keeping your commercial vehicle in top condition means more than just regular maintenance. It’s about protecting the investment and making sure you present a professional image. Winter weather is especially harsh on your vehicle's paint and exterior, but an extra layer of protection helps in all weather conditions.

Fleet maintenance is no longer just about keeping your vehicles clean and on the road, it’s about strategically planning for upcoming changes before they happen. From changes in customer demands, tech, and customer preferences, fleet managers are in a unique position.

From farm to table, livestock farmers play an important role in keeping our nation fed. But that mission is still in jeopardy.

Trucks quite literally keep the economy moving. About 3 million tractor-trailers in the US do most of the hauling of products and goods. And the drivers are responsible for safely steering them without any issues. Because of how important the job is, all drivers complete regular safety checks.

Keeping a fleet in top condition involves more than regular washes; it requires specialized products to tackle persistent challenges like caked-on road film and stubborn bug residue. Utilizing a soap or detergent that removes bug residue can be key because it is specifically formulated to tackle the issue with ease.

Cleaning your fleet is more than just hosing down your vehicles. It is about how effectively you clean it and whether it justifies the investment into the process. One way to ensure you get a spotless clean is through understanding your water quality, and more specifically, something called TDS. TDS stands for Total Dissolved Solids (TDS). While that sounds like a…