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American Water Works

Service area / Pressure washers and trailer rigs in Conway, SC

Pressure washers and trailer rigs for Conway and Horry County

American Water Works East is at 3000 Nuzzo Lane, east of town, about 10 miles from downtown Conway: (843) 399-1055. Call it first: the call covers what the shop can do for a job in Conway and Horry County.

(843) 399-1055
About 10 miles from the Conway shop to downtown, straight line

Blue powder-coated tandem trailer build with four hose reels
A blue tandem build with four hose reels.

What gets washed here

  • Construction equipment from the new subdivisions and road work around Conway
  • Farm equipment and timber trucks from the county's working land
  • Commercial buildings, churches and parking lots
  • Work trucks and trailers coming off sandy, muddy job sites

Sand and mud on an excavator, sap and grit on a log truck, mildew on a building that faces the swamp side. Most of that comes off faster with hot water and more flow, and much of it happens where there's no tap to connect to.

That's what the Universal Trailer rigs are built for: the machine, a 230 to 460 gallon tank and the reels on one trailer. A 460-gallon tank runs a 5 GPM gun for about an hour and a half. There's no freight charge anywhere in the continental US, only a fuel surcharge that depends on where the rig is going. Published prices run from $14,488 for a 5 GPM hot-water machine on a single-axle 230-gallon trailer to $21,800 for the Alkota 5357C on a tandem 460-gallon trailer.

Call (843) 399-1055. Start with what you're cleaning, what's going wrong and what it's costing you. After that comes the machine or rig that fits, its price where one is published, how it gets to you, and what the shop can do for you locally.

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.