Fast on-site fleet cleaning for businesses with multiple vehicles at one location. Steam is included in the cab refresh process so shared driver areas feel cleaner without sending vehicles to a shop or disrupting the workday.
Fleet work is different from normal detailing. The goal is a clean, presentable vehicle at a price that makes sense across 8, 20, or 40 units. The service is batched at your lot so vehicles stay on-property and your team is not stuck waiting around.
Steering wheels, cupholders, door handles, dash touchpoints, driver glass, and footwells get attention first because those areas shape how clean the vehicle feels.
Service can be scheduled after vehicles are parked, during a downtime window, before opening, or around spare vehicle rotation. Keys can stay with a manager.
Cab refreshes, exterior presentation washes, and deeper resets are separated so you are not paying full-detail prices on every vehicle every visit.
Steam is included in the cab refresh. Cargo sweep-outs, odor issues, spills, vomit, urine, heavy staining, and unknown messes are quoted separately before work starts.
Vehicle count, vehicle type, business location, preferred service window, and whether you want cab-only, exterior-only, or a combo refresh.
Dealership lots, rental fleets, delivery companies, contractors, service trucks, security patrol units, shuttle vans, sales fleets, and shared employee vehicles.
Start with a paid pilot. After timing and condition are confirmed, lock in weekly, biweekly, monthly, or selected-vehicle reset visits.
The visible steam process sells what a regular wipe-down cannot: shared vehicles feel cleaner when the steering wheel, cupholders, handles, dash touchpoints, and driver area get steam-assisted attention.
For owners, it is a practical way to improve vehicle presentation and employee confidence without turning every visit into a full detail.
These are starting structures for multiple vehicles parked at one lot in Riverside or the Inland Empire. Final pricing depends on vehicle count, access, condition, water rules, and the exact service window.
Paid trial visit for any business fleet that wants to test the service before setting a weekly, biweekly, or monthly cadence.
For fleets that want shared cabs kept cleaner without buying a deep detail on every unit.
Cab refresh plus a low-water exterior presentation wash for branded vans, dealership inventory, shuttle vans, and client-facing vehicles.
Use the base package for predictable maintenance. Steam-assisted cab touchpoint cleaning is included; cargo cleanup, exterior wash, deep reset work, and incident response are added only when a vehicle needs it.
| Service | Starting Price | Typical Use | Time Target |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam-Included Cab Refresh | $28–$35 / vehicle | Shared driver vehicles, weekly or biweekly | 10–20 min |
| High-Touch Disinfecting | Included when requested | Steering wheel, handles, buttons, cupholders, seatbelt latch | 5–10 min |
| Steam-Assisted Touchpoints | Included | Steering wheel, handles, cupholders, dash touchpoints, light grime | Included in cab refresh |
| Cargo Area Sweep / Vacuum | +$25–$45 / vehicle | Loose debris, dust, package residue, light cargo cleanup | 10–25 min |
| Low-Water Exterior Presentation Wash | +$30–$45 / vehicle | Branded vehicles and lot inventory that need to look presentable between full details | 15–25 min |
| Selected-Vehicle Deep Cab Reset | $95–$150 / vehicle | Worst 2–5 vehicles each month, not the whole fleet every visit | 45–75 min |
Spills, odors, vomit, urine, and unknown messes are handled as condition-based add-ons. Photos are requested first, and unsafe conditions may be declined or referred out.
$35–$75 per area
Coffee, soda, food spills, sticky cupholders, and localized grime that can be cleaned without treating the vehicle as a biohazard.
$95–$175+ per incident
Vomit, urine, unknown wet messes, or strong odor areas. PPE, disinfectant contact time, and extra disposal steps may be required.
Not standard detailing
Blood, needles, feces smear, drug residue, unsafe odor, pest activity, or anything requiring certified biohazard remediation may be declined.
Exterior fleet washing is quoted around the property rules. If runoff cannot enter the street or storm drain, the recommended process is low-water or rinseless washing with drain awareness and wastewater control where needed.
For many fleets, the practical exterior service is a rinseless or low-water presentation wash: body wipe/wash, exterior glass, mirrors, front-end quick pass, and wheel faces only.
This keeps water volume low and avoids turning the job into a heavy pressure-washing operation.
Where the site requires it, work can be planned around drain covers, wash berms, wet/dry vacuum recovery, and approved wastewater disposal with property permission.
Pressure washing, heavy mud, degreasing, or unrestricted street washing is not included in standard route-fleet pricing.
Straightforward policies that keep service efficient and fairly priced for both sides.
Share vehicle count, business location, preferred service window, and whether you want cab-only, combo refresh, deep reset work, or incident cleanup. A paid pilot can be scoped before any recurring agreement.
Send vehicle count, business location, service window, and the condition of the worst vehicles. A cab refresh pilot, recurring schedule, or selected-vehicle reset can be scoped around your operation.