Built for
commercial work.
Each trailer carries hot-water pressure washing, a separate soft-wash system, long hose runs, and water-recovery equipment. That lets one crew move from concrete and loading areas to façades and glass with the right setup for each surface.
8 GPM
flow rate
3,500 PSI
working pressure
180–200 °F
hot water
200 FT
hose reach
Spec
What arrives on the property.
The tanks are sized to keep flow and chemistry steady while we work. The buffer tank holds 100 gallons between the property's water source and the pump; it is a buffer, not a day's water supply.
Trailer
Dual-axle Hot Eagle
A self-contained commercial setup that carries the pump, burner, tanks, chemistry, and hose reels on one trailer.
Pump and pressure
8 GPM at 3,500 PSI
Enough flow to move through large concrete areas, with pressure set to whatever the surface can safely take.
Heat
Stainless burner, 180–200°F
Used on grease, gum, dumpster pads, drive-through lanes, and anywhere oil has worked into the surface.
Buffer tank
100 gallons
Holds a steady supply between the property's water source and the pump so flow stays constant while we work.
Chemical tank
100 gallons
Feeds the mixing system so cleaning solution is metered to the surface rather than mixed by eye.
Recovery
100 gallons
Capacity to collect and haul off wash water when the property or local discharge rules call for it.
Soft wash
Separate pump and mixing system
Low-pressure lines for EIFS, painted surfaces, roofs, and other finishes that pressure would damage.
Gutter vacuum
Cyclone II 3600W, 40-foot carbon poles
20-gallon stainless tank, 94.56-inch water lift, and a pole-mounted camera for ground-based gutter clearing to four stories.
Reach
200 feet of hose
Lets us park out of the way and still work entrances, sidewalks, and parking areas without moving the trailer.
The trailer carries the pressure washer, burner, tanks, mixing system, recovery equipment, and hose needed for the work described in your scope.
On site
Reach, heat, and water control.
Ground-based access
Carbon-fiber and water-fed poles let us clean many façades, windows, and gutters from the ground. If roof access is needed, we discuss it and get approval before anyone goes up.
Hot water
Every trailer carries a burner that reaches 180 to 200 degrees. Temperature is set to the surface and the type of soiling, not run wide open on everything.
Water control
Berms, drain covers, and a wet vacuum keep wash water where it belongs, and 100 gallons of recovery capacity carries it off the property when that is required.
Coverage
Where this equipment goes.
In Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, the trailer and the crew are ours. Everywhere else, we place and manage insured contractors against the same written scope, so a portfolio spread across several states still reports as one program.
- Our own crews: Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
- Managed contractor coverage in the remaining states
Tell us what you would like cleaned.
Send the address and a few details. We will review the property and send you a written scope and price.