Wash Works Supply

Wash Works Supply Wash Works Supply is a customer service based company that sells washing equipment and chemicals.
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If chemical runs through it, it needs to be flushed. Period.One of the most important things you can do to protect your ...
08/02/2026

If chemical runs through it, it needs to be flushed. Period.

One of the most important things you can do to protect your equipment is thoroughly flush every component that comes in contact with chemical.

There are two ways to build a proper flush system:

* Manual flushing with 3-way ball valves
* Remote flushing with 12-volt 3-way ball valves

What you are looking at here is a complete setup with both options:

* Manual and 12-volt soft-wash flushing
* Manual and 12-volt downstream-injector flushing

And when we say flush the system, we do not mean run water through it for 30 seconds.

We recommend flushing with clean water for a minimum of five minutes.

You already have to rinse the property after applying chemical, so during that rinse time, your system should be pulling clean water and flushing the chemical out of the equipment.

On the soft-wash side, the 3-way valve is installed between the water and chemical tanks and the blend manifold. That allows clean water to flush through the entire chemical side of the system, including the:

* Soft-wash pump
* Chemical valves
* Blend manifold
* Hoses
* Hose reel
* Spray gun

On the downstream side, the flush system clears the:

* Downstream injector
* Chemical line
* Pressure hose
* Hose reel
* Spray gun

At Wash Works Supply, every system we build is set up with the ability to flush. It is not an option. It is mandatory.

We have seen other companies offer a flush system as an upgrade.

An upgrade?!

If chemical is running through the equipment, the ability to properly flush it should never be treated like an optional luxury. Without it, chemical is left sitting inside pumps, valves, seals, injectors, manifolds, fittings, hoses, reels, and guns—and the equipment simply will not last the way it should.

A properly designed flush system is not an unnecessary add-on. It is basic protection for your investment.

Flush it thoroughly. Flush it every time. Make your equipment last.

Wash Works Supply — Built by Washers for Washers.

This is what custom fabrication actually looks like.There is an incredible amount of custom aluminum work packed into th...
08/02/2026

This is what custom fabrication actually looks like.

There is an incredible amount of custom aluminum work packed into this one build—and every piece was designed for a purpose.

The machine stacking table is not your average bolt-together stack kit. We fabricated it from 2-inch square tubing with 3/16-inch walls, topped with 1/4-inch aluminum angle and a 3/16-inch aluminum plate. It was built to withstand the weight, stress, and constant vibration these machines experience while working and traveling down the road.

The entire skid was custom-built specifically for the truck bed, measuring 8 feet wide by 8½ feet long. Underneath the deck are six 3-inch structural aluminum C-channels running from front to back, with additional cross supports and a 3/16-inch aluminum plate covering the top.

We also fabricated a custom WFP mounting system using 1/4-inch mounting plates to secure the 3/16-inch plate holding the water-filtration filters and the pump that feeds the system from the buffer tank. That same assembly holds the downstream selector block, allowing the operator to switch between SH, bleach neutralizer, and degreaser.

Even the blend manifold received its own custom raised mounting plate, fabricated from 3/16-inch aluminum plate and 3/16-inch brackets.

We do not build one-size-fits-all equipment and expect you to adapt your business around it. We listen to what you need, design around your operation, and fabricate equipment that is built to work—and built to last.

When we build something, we do it right.

Have an idea nobody else offers? Bring it to us. We can build nearly anything you can imagine.

Wash Works Supply — Built by Washers for Washers.

We don’t just put equipment on a trailer and call it a build. Anyone can do that.At Wash Works Supply, we build some of ...
08/01/2026

We don’t just put equipment on a trailer and call it a build. Anyone can do that.

At Wash Works Supply, we build some of the most efficient rigs in the industry because we were washers first. We understand what happens in the field, what slows you down, what breaks, and what you need to operate efficiently and successfully.

When you build a rig with us, you are not just buying equipment. You are gaining an entire team that wants to help your business grow.

We are here to help with:

• Stain removal
• Chemical selection and application
• Proper cleaning methods
• Troubleshooting equipment
• Improving efficiency
• Scaling your operation
• And every other aspect of growing a successful washing business

Why do we care so much about your success?

Because when you grow, we grow.

When you complete more jobs, hire more employees, and expand your operation, you naturally need more equipment, chemicals, parts, and support. That is how we want to earn your business—not by having salespeople blow up your phone or push products down your throat.

Our business is built on relationships, trust, knowledge, and helping contractors succeed.

We bring much more to the table than equipment.

We bring experience.
We bring support.
We bring solutions.
We bring a team that is invested in your success.

The details matter—and this is exactly why isolation pucks are so important.This machine was mounted directly to the woo...
07/31/2026

The details matter—and this is exactly why isolation pucks are so important.

This machine was mounted directly to the wooden trailer deck with no isolation pucks underneath it.

That means every time the equipment is running, all of that engine and pump vibration is transferred directly into the mounting plate, hardware, internal components, and trailer deck. Then, when the trailer goes down the road, every bump, pothole, railroad crossing, and rough section of pavement beats on the equipment even more.

Over time, that constant vibration and impact can cause:

• Cracked mounting plates and brackets
• Loose bolts and fittings
• Damaged seals and internal components
• Misalignment between the engine and pump
• Premature equipment failure
• More repairs, downtime, and unnecessary expense

Isolation pucks may seem like a small detail, but they create a protective barrier between the equipment and the trailer. They help absorb vibration and road shock, protect the mounting surface, keep components aligned, and extend the life of the entire system.

This damage did not happen for no reason. It is the result of equipment being mounted without the proper protection.

A quality rig is more than simply placing equipment on a trailer and bolting it down. It is understanding how that equipment will operate, how it will travel, and how to protect the customer’s investment for years to come.

Build it correctly the first time. Protect the equipment. Protect the trailer. Protect your investment.

Wash Works Supply
Built by washers for washers.
The details matter.

A rig can look clean, organized, and impressive—but the real quality is in the details you cannot see at first glance.Be...
07/25/2026

A rig can look clean, organized, and impressive—but the real quality is in the details you cannot see at first glance.

Before investing in a pressure-washing or soft-wash rig, do your research and ask the builder hard questions. Are they simply placing equipment on a trailer to make a sale, or are they designing a system that will remain reliable and help your company scale?

The photos show two details that deserve attention:

The water line on this system can flush bleach from the manifold, but it does not flush the SH check valve or metering valve. Those components remain filled with sodium hypochlorite after use, increasing chemical exposure and shortening their service life.

The SH tank also uses a bulkhead near the bottom of the tank. That keeps the seal under constant contact and pressure from sodium hypochlorite. It may look perfectly fine when the rig is new, but it creates an avoidable long-term leak and maintenance point.

These are the questions buyers should be asking:

What parts of the chemical system actually get flushed?
Which components remain filled with SH after use?
How was the tank plumbed to reduce future leaks?
Can the system be serviced easily when something fails?
Was the rig designed for long-term reliability or simply assembled to sell?

This is not about publicly attacking another builder. It is about educating contractors so they understand what they are purchasing. The lowest upfront price is rarely the lowest long-term cost when downtime, repairs, replacement parts, and lost jobs are considered.

Buy the design—not just the appearance.

The details matter.At Wash Works Supply, every build is designed with efficiency, reliability, and long-term performance...
07/19/2026

The details matter.

At Wash Works Supply, every build is designed with efficiency, reliability, and long-term performance in mind. We take pride in creating custom solutions without cutting corners—right down to the finishing touches.

This vertical burner features our custom rain cap, designed to provide added protection while giving the unit a clean, professional finish.

We are committed to continuous innovation and to becoming one of the most trusted equipment builders in the country.

Built with purpose. Built to perform.
Built by washers, for washers.

THICKER DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN BETTER.This tank is full to the top! When it comes to slimline tanks used in the pressure w...
07/12/2026

THICKER DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN BETTER.

This tank is full to the top!

When it comes to slimline tanks used in the pressure washing and soft washing industry, wall thickness is only one part of the equation.

A tank can be extremely thick and still fail if the shape, ribbing, material, mounting points, and overall design are not properly engineered. On the other hand, a tank that is too thin may flex excessively, bulge, crack, or lose its shape when filled.

There is a fine line between making a tank strong enough to handle the weight and movement of liquid while still allowing the material to flex the way it was designed to.

A properly engineered tank takes several things into consideration:

• Material quality
• Wall thickness
• Structural ribbing
• Tank shape
• Weight distribution
• Expansion and flex
• Chemical compatibility
• Proper mounting and support

More plastic does not automatically mean a better tank.

The best tank is one where the material, thickness, and structural design all work together. That is especially important with slimline tanks, where space is limited and hundreds of pounds of liquid may be moving around inside a truck, trailer, or skid.

Good equipment isn’t just built heavier. It’s built smarter.

Built by washers, for washers.

07/11/2026

Our rigs are getting an upgraded look! 🔥

From the equipment we install to the finishing touches, we believe every detail matters. It’s the quality, craftsmanship, and attention to detail that sets a Wash Works Supply build apart.

Built by washers, for washers. 💪💦

🇺🇸 250 YEARS OF FREEDOM. 250 YEARS OF GRIT. 250 YEARS OF AMERICA. 🇺🇸Today, we celebrate 250 years of the greatest nation...
07/04/2026

🇺🇸 250 YEARS OF FREEDOM. 250 YEARS OF GRIT. 250 YEARS OF AMERICA. 🇺🇸

Today, we celebrate 250 years of the greatest nation on Earth.

To the men and women who built this country…
To those who have defended our freedom…
To the first responders, tradesmen, small business owners, farmers, truck drivers, mechanics, and every hardworking American…

Thank you.

At Wash Works Supply, we’re proud to be an American small business built on hard work, integrity, and the belief that if you’re willing to put in the work, opportunity is endless.

Here’s to the sound of fireworks…
The roar of freedom overhead…
The stars and stripes…
And the greatest country the world has ever known.

Happy America 250! 🇺🇸

God Bless America.
God Bless our military, veterans, first responders, and everyone who works every day to keep this country moving.

❤️🤍💙

🚨 WE HAD TO TAKE OUR MESSAGE TO NEW HEIGHTS… 🚨
07/02/2026

🚨 WE HAD TO TAKE OUR MESSAGE TO NEW HEIGHTS… 🚨

Address

502 Morse Avenue, Unit H
Schaumburg, IL
60193

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18479851690

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