Pressure Washing in Cotulla, TX

Our pressure washing in Cotulla leans toward work trucks as much as houses. Cotulla went from farming to ranching, then hunting leases, and then to petroleum and natural gas during the Eagle Ford Shale boom. That boom slowed by fall 2015, but pickups, water haulers and equipment trailers still roll through town on Interstate 35, and they come back from lease roads coated in caked mud and oily film.

Fleet and truck washing for Cotulla outfits

A dirty unit costs you in a few ways: lights and reflectors that cannot be seen, mud that hides leaks and worn parts, and a poor look at the customer's gate. We wash pickups, flatbeds, vacuum trucks, frac support trailers and light equipment on your yard. A regular schedule, weekly or every other week, costs less per unit than a one-time catch-up after months of buildup. We can work in the evening or early morning so trucks are not off the road during shift hours.

Keeping wash water out of the river

The Nueces River flows through southern Cotulla. Water from a truck wash carries oil, grease and sediment, and we do not let it run off the yard into ditches or the river. For yards with frequent washes we plan containment, such as berms and water recovery, so wash water can be collected and disposed of properly. For a single pickup on a home driveway, aiming runoff onto grass or gravel is usually enough. Ask us about what fits your site before we start.

Equipment yards, shops and motels

RV parks, crew housing, motels and shop buildings in an oil town all have concrete that takes a beating from diesel, hydraulic fluid and tire marks. We use a surface cleaner on concrete pads so they come out even rather than striped, and pretreat oil spots before washing. Motel walkways, stair treads and dumpster areas can be put on a recurring plan.

Homes in Cotulla

The 2020 census counted 1,683 housing units in Cotulla, and the homeowner vacancy rate was only 1.2%, meaning almost every owner-occupied home is lived in. Our house washing is a low-pressure soft wash for stucco, siding and brick. We also clean driveways, roofs, fences and patios, and can wash a family's pickup the same visit.

Clay soils and dusty concrete

La Salle County's southeastern half has cracking clay soils, and the rest is mostly loam over clay. When that dirt dries, wind and traffic carry it onto every flat surface. Dust that sits on a driveway can bake in during summer, which is why a pre-soak matters before we start cleaning concrete. Cotulla has hit 116°F, most recently in June 2023, so summer cleanings start early.

Scheduling from Laredo

Cotulla is up I-35 from Laredo, so the drive is straightforward but not short. We book Cotulla jobs on set days and can fit recurring fleet visits into a regular route. Call (956) 766-4675 with how many units you run and how often you want them done, and we will send a written quote with a per-unit range.

Call (956) 766-4675