Rainy Day Checklist
Use our rainy day checklist to help personalize your workflow to meet your car wash's specific needs.
■ Deep clean all tunnel walls and windows to remove soap scum and buildup.
■ Wipe down and clean all cameras to ensure clear footage.
■ Scrub down and sanitize the vacuums and vacuum station surfaces.
■ Organize and clean storage areas for chemicals, towels, and tools.
■ Polish and clean the signage, both interior and exterior, for better visibility.
■ Conduct a detailed cleaning of employee break rooms and restrooms.
■ Inspect and organize safety equipment (e.g., gloves, vests, first aid kits).
■ Check HVAC systems for proper function, especially in customer areas.
■ Detail clean all glass surfaces, including customer pay stations and entryways.
■ Use downtime to respond to customer reviews or feedback online.
■ Update employee schedules and ensure coverage for upcoming busy days.
■ Review sales data and identify trends.
■ Discuss strategies for improving customer service.
■ Review standard operating procedures (SOPs).
■ Update your website with current offers or services.Inspect drains and remove any debris.
■ Power wash walls, floors, and any outdoor areasInspect and clean equipment (e.g., brushes, sprayers, conveyors).
■ Conduct training sessions for employees (e.g., upselling services, safety procedures).
■ Cross-train employees in other tasks or roles.
■ Visit competitors to assess their offerings and identify ways to improve your service.
■ Look for opportunities to differentiate your car wash.
■ Rotate stock in vending machines.
■ Encourage employees to brainstorm ways to enhance customer experience.
