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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 Columbia, SC

Public works and fleet washing around Columbia

The American Water Works East shop is at 3000 Nuzzo Lane in Conway, (843) 399-1055, about 125 miles from Columbia in a straight line. Ask on the call what the shop can do for an agency or fleet in the Midlands.

(843) 399-1055
About 125 miles from the Conway shop, straight line

A black tandem trailer with a red tank under a cage, an Alkota unit and reels at the back, and a Honda-powered machine up front
A two-machine trailer rig, the kind of setup a public works crew can share between departments.

What gets washed here

  • City, county and state fleets: trucks, buses and heavy equipment
  • Sidewalks, plazas and parking garages downtown and around campus
  • Distribution centers where I-20, I-26 and I-77 meet
  • Graffiti on walls, signs and bridges

Public works crews wash a little of everything: a garbage truck in the morning, a plaza after an event, a tag on a bridge abutment. A hot-water trailer rig handles most of that list, and wash water is often the harder question. Many cities restrict wash water reaching the storm drain; ask the shop what your city requires, and confirm it with your agency.

On the published grid, Universal Trailer rigs run from $14,488 to $21,800 across five machines and four chassis. There's no freight charge to Columbia; the continental-US policy adds only a fuel surcharge based on the destination. For graffiti, the Roadline graffiti-removal truck carries airless paint systems, with a hot-water wash system as an option, and is quoted on the call.

If you're buying for an agency, ask for a written quote with the full spec, the brochure and the warranty terms; that is what a bid file needs.

Phone the Conway shop at (843) 399-1055. The first questions are about your crews, what they clean and what's going wrong; the equipment, its published price and the shipping come after.

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.