Ocean Lakes - RV washing companies

[zackyboy3rs]

Has anyone ever used one of the mobile RV washing companies? (I recently had back surgery and am unable to wash it myself. ). How much does it cost? Do they do a good job? How do I get up with them?

[wbwood]

That is what I heard about them D & M

[D___M]

Blue Beacon Truck Wash is still around a buck a foot and they are open 24 hours at a lot of locations. They use sprayers and brushes I have been going to them for a long time and they never damaged my motorhome. They use wands and brushes. Takes them about 15 minutes. It's not like they use a 400 psi power washer. They wouldn't be in business long if they were damaging vehicles. Wish there were more of them around

[mockybird]

I was always afraid that the truck washes that use high pressure jets would hurt the decals and window screens. But many truck stops have a crew there who hand wash tractors and trailers.

[wbwood]

Lol I hear ya. Maybe hit one of the truck washes on the way there. I've heard they are in the $40-50 range for a wash. Save the wax for later.

[zackyboy3rs]

Thanks for all the post. It might have to stay dirty. Lol

[paulcardoza]

Used Keep It Clean a couple of years ago. Terrific job - was & wax. We had our 36ft Pace Arrow at the time and it was $290 in 2010. Highly recommended.

[dieharder]

The Keep It Clean guys would have charged me over $300 for my 35 footer if I had got the wax with the wash, but I didn't. Can't remember what I paid, since it was in Easter, 2012 and my review post has been deleted from the site. I believe it was somewhere in the $120 to $150 range. Very thorough job, yet quick. These guys know what they're doing. Even washed the neighbours truck for nothing since they got some overspray onto it.

[mockybird]

And thanks to the moderator for deleting the post from the guy in Md and our replies back to him.

[wbwood]

I thought keep it clean was more expensive than that, but I might be wrong. And i'm thinking of waxing as well. I thought they were the only ones allowed to be used in OL and heard something of the sort, but the last time we were there (last month), I saw a two person setup washing a trailer. They had a pickup truck and were pulling a trailer with the water tank on the back.

I know that I paid a guy and his friend around $300 last year for a wash/wax job of my TT (31' box). That included a tip. I want to say that they priced $8-9/foot to do it.

[jayco304]

You want to use "Keep It Clean". Ocean Lakes and all the big campgrounds have their number in the front office. I think this is it 843-318-6076.

[zackyboy3rs]

Horsedoc wrote:
We had our 40 footer washed there, which included the top and they did the tired (no wax however) $80 These guys do not mess around they get after it and it looked good when they finished

Thanks.

[Horsedoc]

We had our 40 footer washed there, which included the top and they did the tired (no wax however) $80 These guys do not mess around they get after it and it looked good when they finished

[maznchle]

Hi There, Look in the park's office as some have business cards posted on their boards. I had ours washed and waxed in nashville two yrs ago for 180.00 32ft mtr hm. nice job also. paul.

[Robin1953]

I have never used the service in MB but I did in TX and the guy charged me $100 to wash my 34' fiver. He also said if I had others to do it it is best if I don't let them use a pressure washer. I have seen several use a pressure washer so if they use it correctly my guess is it is safe. YMMV