What we watch for on a vans & pick-ups
- Sign-written vinyl washed by hand, no lance pressure at vinyl edges
- High roofs and Luton boxes reached properly with steps
- Cab interiors: floor mats, door shuts, steering wheel and dash
- Load areas swept and wiped on request
Sign-written vans need hand washing
Pressure washing at close range lifts vinyl edges and, once air gets under a corner, the graphic peels. Hand washing with a plush mitt and a controlled rinse keeps signage on the van and looking sharp. Every car here is washed by hand using the two-bucket method — one bucket of pH-neutral shampoo, one of clean rinse water with a grit guard — with wheels cleaned first using separate brushes and mitts so nothing off the road ever goes back onto the paint.
Sizes and pricing
Van washing starts at £25 for the exterior and scales with size — small van, medium, long wheelbase, high roof, then Luton and XL. We confirm the exact price when we see the vehicle. Interior cab valeting is available on top, which is what most drivers actually notice day to day.
Fleet schedules
If you run more than one vehicle, a recurring schedule works out simpler for everyone — same day each week or fortnight, one monthly invoice. See our fleet cleaning page for how that works.
Pick-ups and working vehicles
Rangers, Hiluxes, L200s and Amaroks get arches, sills, step plates and load bed edges done properly, plus a cab clean where the mud actually ends up.
Frequently asked
Do you wash Luton vans?+
Yes — up to Luton and XL. We use steps to reach the box roof and upper panels properly.
Will washing damage my sign-writing?+
Not the way we do it. Hand washing with controlled rinsing is the safest option for vinyl graphics.
Can I set up a regular weekly wash?+
Yes. Call us and we will fix a recurring slot; fleets can be invoiced monthly.