Service area
Commercial & Industrial Pressure Washing in the Inland Empire
The Inland Empire is home.
- 5.0 on 107 Google reviews
- Licensed & insured, CSLB #1152154
- Region
- Inland Empire
- Cities covered
- 13 city pages
- Hours
- Open daily, 7:00 AM to 11:30 PM
- Licensed & insured
- CSLB #1152154
The Inland Empire is home. Our trucks leave from Chino every evening, and the warehouses, truck stops, fuel sites and shopping centers of Ontario, Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Riverside and Corona are the properties we know best.
This is also where concrete has it hardest. Summer heat bakes oil into the slab, Santa Ana winds coat everything in dust, and truck traffic leaves diesel soot and tire rubber at every dock door. It takes hot water and proper degreasing, not a quick rinse.
What we are asked for most in Inland Empire
- Warehouses and distribution. Dock aprons, truck courts, floors and tilt-up walls, scheduled around shifts.
- Fleet and truck washing. Tractors, trailers and service vehicles washed at your yard in Ontario, Fontana and beyond.
- Fuel sites and truck stops. High-volume stations along the 10, 15, 60 and 91 corridors.
- Retail and restaurants. Shopping centers and drive-thrus across San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
Inland Empire cities
Cities we serve in Inland Empire
- Chino Home base
- Chino Hills 6 miles, about 12 minutes
- Ontario 8 miles, about 15 minutes
- Rancho Cucamonga 14 miles, about 20 minutes
- Fontana 20 miles, about 25 minutes
- Riverside 23 miles, about 30 minutes
- San Bernardino 30 miles, about 35 minutes
- Corona 15 miles, about 20 minutes
- Moreno Valley 35 miles, about 40 minutes
- Upland 10 miles, about 15 minutes
- Eastvale 10 miles, about 15 minutes
- Redlands 38 miles, about 40 minutes
- Temecula 54 miles, about 55 minutes
Commercial services in Inland Empire
- Gas Station Cleaning Fuel islands, canopies, forecourts and store fronts. Our most requested service and the one we know best.
- Commercial Pressure Washing Sidewalks, entries, building exteriors and concrete for properties that have to look open for business.
- Parking Lot Cleaning Stalls, drive aisles and curbs. Oil, tire marks and gum gone before the first car arrives.
- Shopping Centers Sidewalks, entries, common areas and trash enclosures for plazas and strip centers.
- Restaurants & Drive-Thrus Drive-thru lanes, patios, entries, awnings and the dumpster pad out back.
- Industrial & Warehouse Warehouses, distribution yards, loading docks and tilt-up buildings across the Inland Empire.
- Fleet Washing Semi trucks, trailers and service fleets washed at your yard, on your schedule.
- Graffiti Removal Tags removed from block walls, stucco, signs, glass and concrete, usually within a day.
- Sandblasting Paint, rust, old striping and deep stains blasted off when washing is not enough.
- Window Cleaning Storefront and low-rise glass, frames and sills, done on the same visit as the wash.
- Post-Construction Dust, mud, slurry and overspray removed so a new site is ready for opening day.
- HOA & Multi-Unit Walkways, garages, pool decks, trash areas and buildings for communities and apartments.
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Before & after from our own jobs
Our own job photos
Recent commercial work
5.0 stars on 107 Google reviews
What our commercial customers say
Pressurize Washing Systems knocked it out of the park. They did an outstanding job power washing and deep cleaning our gas stations and car washes—canopies, store exterior, windows, floors, even stubborn gum that’s usually impossible to get rid of. The sites looked noticeably brighter and more professional the same day. They showed up on time, worked efficiently, and clearly know what they’re doing. If you care about curb appeal, brand standards, and keeping your properties looking top-tier, these guys are a no-brainer. Highly recommend.
Arian Z. Google review · Gas stations & car washes I recently had my gas station pressure washed by Pressurize Washing Systems, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. Their communication was excellent from start to finish, and they were very accommodating with my schedule, which made the whole process seamless. The attention to detail really stood out they didn’t miss a thing, and the station looks incredibly clean and refreshed. You can tell they take pride in their work. Overall, great service and a great experience. I will definitely be using them again and highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable, high quality pressure washing.
Kameron A. Google review · Gas station It’s been awhile since I have seen my site this clean. This guys know what they are doing and are professional. 10/10. Really recommend to gas station sites
Gursharan S. Google review · Gas station
How a job with us goes
Clean concrete in three steps
- 1
Walk it
Send photos or have Jorge walk the site. We measure, look at the staining and the drains, and clean a free test patch so you can see the result on your own concrete.
- 2
Quote it
You get a written scope and price with no hidden costs, plus our license and insurance certificate. Pick a one-time clean or a recurring route.
- 3
Wash it
The crew arrives after hours, cones off the area, pre-treats, hot washes and recovers the water. You get before and after photos in the morning.
Inland Empire FAQs
Commercial pressure washing in Inland Empire: your questions
Where in the Inland Empire are you based?
Our shop is at 4826 Terry Ave in Chino. Ontario, Chino Hills, Pomona, Eastvale and Rancho Cucamonga are all within a short drive, which keeps response times low across the west end of the region.
Do you wash trucks and trailers at our yard?
Yes. Fleet washing is mobile. We bring water, hot water equipment and recovery gear to yards and terminals throughout the Inland Empire.
Can you clean a warehouse before a lease turnover?
Yes. Pre-lease and move-out cleans of floors, dock aprons and exteriors are common requests here and can usually be scheduled within days.
How much does commercial power washing cost in Los Angeles?
Commercial work is priced by square footage, the type and age of the staining, access, and whether wash water has to be recovered. Recurring routes cost less per visit than one-time restoration cleans. We give a written price after walking the site or seeing photos, and we will clean a test patch free so you can judge the result first.
What happens to the dirty wash water?
It stays out of the storm drain. California stormwater rules prohibit wash water carrying oil, detergent or debris from entering storm drains, and the property owner can be cited as well as the contractor. We block drains, collect the water and dispose of it properly, and we bring full reclaim equipment when a site needs zero discharge.
Projects in Inland Empire
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