Not sure if this is the right section or even forum, but does anybody have any experience with dealing with/constructing Coin Op/Drivethru (combo) car washes?
More specifically, one that uses reclaimed water and a recycling system.
Situation:
I have a high traffic location, and just found out my zoning allows for a car wash, BUT there is no city sewer or water (zoning permits car wash with septic). So, rather than let the land sit, I'm thinking of putting a car wash there (nearest car wash is 18miles and nearest coin op is 25miles).
I'm looking for any kind of information about building the wash and maybe any tips anybody could provide.
Water for rinse/spot free/chemical cycles would come from either a tank or filtered parts of the reclaim system.
Any tips/advice are appreciated.
I posted this in the Detailing Thread, but it was suggested to CC this over here.
Nearest sewer and water are 12+miles from the site so municipal water isnt feasible. I'd rather not have to have too much water trucked in, and a well is possible if required as well (but would need water backup for those hot days when the wells run low).
Thanks for any advice if possible
More specifically, one that uses reclaimed water and a recycling system.
Situation:
I have a high traffic location, and just found out my zoning allows for a car wash, BUT there is no city sewer or water (zoning permits car wash with septic). So, rather than let the land sit, I'm thinking of putting a car wash there (nearest car wash is 18miles and nearest coin op is 25miles).
I'm looking for any kind of information about building the wash and maybe any tips anybody could provide.
Water for rinse/spot free/chemical cycles would come from either a tank or filtered parts of the reclaim system.
Any tips/advice are appreciated.
I posted this in the Detailing Thread, but it was suggested to CC this over here.
Nearest sewer and water are 12+miles from the site so municipal water isnt feasible. I'd rather not have to have too much water trucked in, and a well is possible if required as well (but would need water backup for those hot days when the wells run low).
Thanks for any advice if possible