The electrical contractor who knows car washes
Pumps, motors, blowers, VFDs, vacuum stations, wet-location lighting — in an environment that eats electrical equipment alive. We service car washes across Southern California, including program maintenance for multi-site operators like Soapy Joe's and Super Star Car Wash, and we know every hour a tunnel is down costs you revenue.
Licensed · Bonded · Insured · CA C-10 #1085933
What we work on
- Tunnel equipment circuits — pumps, motors, blowers, conveyors
- MCC, VFD & motor-control troubleshooting and repair
- GFCI protection & wet-location wiring
- Canopy, lot & wet-location lighting
- Vacuum stations & pay station power
- Panel & distribution repairs
Who calls us
Multi-Site Operators
Standing program maintenance: scheduled service days across your locations, one vendor who already knows your equipment, and documented repairs so you can see what each site is costing you. We run program maintenance today for Soapy Joe's and Super Star Car Wash locations across Southern California.
Single-Site Owners
Breakdown troubleshooting and repair when something takes a lane or the whole tunnel down. We diagnose the failing component — motor, contactor, VFD, MCC, or wiring — instead of parts-swapping on your dime.
Upgrades & New Equipment
Adding equipment, retrofitting lighting, or replacing a panel that’s out of capacity. Load calculation first, written quote before work starts, permit and inspection handled.
A real contractor, on the record
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Why car washes burn through electricians
A wash site is one of the hardest electrical environments in commercial work. Most shops learn that on your equipment.
Professional work. Arrived each day and finished on time. The guys followed the safety and compliance policies of the site and adapted to circumstances needed to meet customer expectations.
First time using this company and we were very pleased. Everyone was very professional and the work was outstanding. We will be using for all our electrical needs.
Keep the tunnel running
Call with the problem, or send photos and a one-paragraph description — we’ll tell you whether it’s a service call or something that needs a written quote. Multi-site operator? Ask about a standing program so you stop firefighting.
