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Cement Mixer and Concrete Truck Washing

Concrete splatter is easy to wash off fresh and very hard to get off once it cures. Regular washing at your plant or yard keeps mixer trucks from building up layers of hardened concrete.

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Cement mixers by Mobile Truck Wash in Ontario

What we wash on a mixer

Drum exterior and fins
Chutes, hopper area and ladder
Frame, fenders and wheels
Cab, steps and mirrors

Regular washing prevents build-up

Splatter that's washed off the same day comes off easily. Left for weeks, it cures into a crust that adds weight, hides damage and needs chipping or chemical removal. A regular wash schedule, often weekly, keeps mixer trucks in good shape.

At your plant

We wash at your batch plant or yard after the trucks finish pours, including evenings. Hot water and pressure handle fresh splatter and road grime.

Note: heavy, cured concrete build-up may need a specialist removal service before regular washing can keep up. Tell us what the trucks look like and we'll be straight about it.

Also see dump truck washing and truck degreasing.

Get a truck wash quote

Call or text with how many trucks and trailers you have, what kind, where they park and how often you want them washed. Photos help. We usually get back to you with a price within 24 hours.

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Questions

Can you remove hardened concrete from a mixer?

Regular pressure washing removes fresh splatter and light build-up. Heavy cured concrete may need a specialist removal service first.

How often should mixer trucks be washed?

Ideally after every working day, or at least weekly, so splatter never has time to cure.

Do you wash at batch plants?

Yes, as long as there's safe access and room to work.

Cement mixers near you

We cover the whole GTA and southern Ontario. See all service areas.