Wheelwash
Designs, manufactures and rents wheel wash systems for construction, quarry and biosecurity sites across the UK
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Wheelwash
Wheelwash designs, manufactures and services wheel wash systems that clean vehicles' wheels and undercarriages before they leave construction, quarry, infrastructure, waste management and biosecurity sites. The range includes high-pressure spray systems with closed-loop water recycling, non-powered rumble grids and drive-through baths, biosecurity disinfection systems, bootwash stations and bespoke builds. The company also fabricates bespoke steel structures such as staircases, walkways and water storage tanks.
Customers are operators of construction, quarry, infrastructure, waste and biosecurity sites. The company sells new and refurbished systems, rents systems with optional service and maintenance packages, and provides inspection, repair, relocation and refurbishment services for systems of any make.
The company was established in 1991 and designs and manufactures all of its systems at its facility in Winsford, Cheshire. It holds ISO 9001 certification and ships systems worldwide, with projects across Europe, the Middle East, North America, Australia and South America.
Product: Pressure spray, non-powered, biosecurity and bootwash wheel wash systems, sold new or refurbished, rented, and serviced.
Jobs at Wheelwash
Leadership
- Alison Galley · Head of SalesSource: company website
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