Questions and answers

Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties. If you're near the edge of that area, ask and we'll tell you straight whether we can fit you in.

Send a request online or email J@TampaBayWashCo.com. Fleets get a free walk-around and a flat per-unit rate on the spot. For cars, we confirm the vehicle and plan with you and quote it directly.

For fleets, no. We work your yard after hours on a set schedule, and we agree on access at the walk-around. For your car, tell us where it will be, at home or at work, and we'll confirm access when we schedule.

The standard route is an exterior wash every two weeks and a full detail every quarter. If your vehicles need a different rhythm, we can set weekly or monthly visits.

No. We wash at your yard while your vehicles are parked after hours, so they roll out clean in the morning.

Small-business truck and van fleets: hvac, plumbing, electrical, pest control, landscaping, delivery, contractors. Tell us what you run and we'll set the route around it.

Essential is a wash and vacuum once a month. Maintain is a wash and vacuum twice a month. Total Care is twice a month with a shine at each visit, and its quarterly full details are included. On Essential and Maintain, quarterly full details are 20% off. Plans run on a 6-month agreement.

A hand wash with wheels and tires, a machine wax applied with a dual-action polisher, hot-water carpet and upholstery extraction, a full vacuum with a dash and panel wipe-down, and streak-free glass inside and out.

We quote machine polishing and paint correction, engine bay cleaning, headlight restoration, and mold or odor treatment case by case. Mention what you need in your request.

Yes. The Southwest Florida Water Management District's Modified Phase III water shortage order covers Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco and runs through March 31, 2027. It limits pressure washing to work like paint or sealer prep and mold and mildew removal, so cleaning just for looks waits until the order lifts. We'll tell you up front what we can do for your property.

The district's order says HOAs and similar groups can't require pressure washing while it's in effect, and cleaning only for appearance isn't allowed under the order.