Tell us how your vehicles operate. In one focused 15-minute assessment, we review fleet size, vehicle types, finish, current condition, service location and preferred wash frequency — then outline the right next step.
The assessment establishes fit before either side spends time on a full proposal — gathering the key operating details, identifying constraints, and determining what a useful next step looks like.
Submit your fleet size, vehicle mix, surface finish, current condition, service area and preferred frequency through the short inquiry form.
We use 15 focused minutes to understand operating windows, on-site access, current process and immediate priorities.
If there's a fit, EDC3 outlines the information needed to scope service and prepares the appropriate follow-up.
Regular service helps prevent heavy buildup — generally less soap, fewer materials and less cleaning time per visit. Less-frequent service can cost more per wash, since each visit may need additional labor and product.
Custom quote factors: fleet type, vehicle count, polished or unpolished surfaces, current condition, service frequency, site access and specialized cleaning needs. Weekly service may lower the individual wash rate while increasing the total number of monthly visits.
Your fleet doesn't operate like every other fleet. The review centers on the information most likely to affect service fit and planning.
This program is built for fleet operators, facilities teams, procurement professionals and operations leaders who need a more structured conversation about fleet appearance and wash planning.
"A fleet's appearance is part of the service it represents. Washing on the right cadence protects that impression without overspending on labor and materials."
Complete the short intake and an EDC3 representative will follow up to coordinate your 15-minute assessment.
EDC3 reviews your fleet profile, service area, operating windows, wash-frequency preferences and current process. The goal is to determine fit and identify the right information for the next step.
No. It's an initial review to understand the operation and identify what information is needed to scope service and prepare an appropriate follow-up.
More frequent cleaning can reduce buildup and the materials or labor needed at each visit. The final price depends on fleet details, site access and service needs.
A general vehicle count, vehicle types, service ZIP code, preferred schedule and any access or operating-window requirements are helpful.
Yes. Include the location details in the notes field so EDC3 can discuss the best way to review each site.