We wash your fleet.Any size.
Commercial and residential pressure washing across East Texas. From small service trucks all the way up to full-size oilfield equipment, trailers, and semis — anything that has wheels. Plus buildings, parking lots, sidewalks, rooftops, drive-throughs, and dumpster pads.
Free quotes — it costs nothing to call and ask. Fully insured. We come to you.
“From fleets to front porches — we wash it all.”
What We Do
We clean commercial and residential buildings and fleets — and we can accommodate fleets of any size.
Fleet & Vehicle Washing
- Semis & trailers
- Oilfield equipment & trailers
- Heavy equipment — any size
- Dump trucks, cement trucks, garbage trucks
- Box trucks, step vans, sprinter vans
- Service trucks & pickups
- Buses — passenger, tour, school & shuttle
- Cargo trailers & aluminum tankers
- ATVs & more — anything that has wheels
Concrete, Buildings & Flat Work
- Buildings & storefronts
- Parking lots & parking stalls
- Sidewalks, driveways & patios
- Rooftops
- Drive-through areas
- Dumpster pads
That black streaking on your roof isn't tar — it's algae. Regular washing protects your property's value and helps prevent slips and falls on greasy, dirty concrete.
Don't see your item listed? Just ask — we'll answer any question.
Why Lone Star Total Wash
We come to you
Fully mobile. No sending drivers out of route to a truck wash — no wasted drive time, no wasted fuel, no extra wear and tear on your equipment.
After hours & weekends
We wash when it works for your operation. Multiple customers have us wash after close so their drivers never lose a minute of drive time.
EPA-compliant chemicals
When we wash on site, we're in compliance — and so is the lot you're on.
Aluminum brightener included
Wheels, tanks, steps, and catwalks shine. It's part of the wash, not an upsell.
Fully insured
Licensed contractor service with terms in writing on every job.
A clean truck works for you
Your fleet is rolling advertising. Clean equipment reflects on your business — and drivers will tell you clean trucks draw less DOT attention.