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American Water Works
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Conway, SC(843) 399-1055 Pacoima, CA(818) 252-0706
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Service area / Pressure washers and trailer rigs in Charleston, SC

Restaurant grease and port grime around Charleston

For Charleston, call American Water Works East at 3000 Nuzzo Lane in Conway, (843) 399-1055. That call is where you find out what the shop can do for a job this far down the coast.

(843) 399-1055
About 96 miles from the Conway shop, straight line

An Alkota hot water machine and two Honda generators on a black tandem trailer, with a spare tire and reels at the back
An Alkota hot water machine and two Honda generators on a black tandem trailer.

What gets washed here

  • Restaurant kitchens, hood systems, grease traps and alleys
  • Trucks and chassis working the Port of Charleston
  • Boat trailers and marina equipment
  • Old brick, stucco and stone, where too much pressure does damage

A restaurant city runs on grease, and grease is a hot-water job. Kitchen-exhaust and back-of-house cleaners need heat that holds up across a long night and enough flow to carry the grease off. That usually means a hot-water machine at 5 GPM or more with a good burner.

Old brick and stucco are the opposite problem. Heat and detergent do the work there, at low pressure and with a wide tip, because a narrow tip at 3,500 PSI can etch soft brick and mortar. Ask about it on the call before you take a high-pressure rig to a historic wall.

On the published grid, a 5 GPM hot-water rig on a single-axle 230-gallon trailer is $14,488, and the All American PH5035HBOF on the same trailer, which carries a 3,000 W generator, is $18,088. There's no delivery charge in the continental US beyond a fuel surcharge tied to the destination.

The Conway number is (843) 399-1055. Say what you're cleaning, whether it's a hood system or a historic wall, what's going wrong and what it costs you. The rig comes into it after that.

What are you cleaning?

Tell us the job in your own words. A person at the counter calls you and starts with the problem. Nobody pitches a machine until we understand the job.

(843) 399-1055

A dead burner, a citation, a bid due Friday. Your words.
How do we reach you? A phone or an email is enough.
A few more questions (optional)
Downtime, labor, a lost bid. A rough idea is fine.
Brand, model, age if you know it.

Here's what happens next: The Conway shop calls you within one business hour, or emails you if you leave no number. The call is 15 minutes. We ask what's going wrong, how you plan to pay, and who else weighs in. At the end we set a next step, or tell you straight that we're not the right shop. Nobody pitches anything until we understand the job.