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Fleet & Commercial

Your Fleet, On a Schedule That Works for You.

Recurring detailing contracts for business fleets, plus commercial office cleaning — run around your operation, not the other way around.

What It Is

One Vendor, Consistent Results.

Vehicles that represent your business in front of customers every day need to look like it — consistently, not just after an annual detail. We set up recurring service contracts for company fleets: delivery vans, service trucks, rental fleets, or any vehicle fleet where appearance is part of the brand.

We also handle commercial office cleaning for businesses that want one vendor relationship instead of managing separate contracts for vehicles and space. Everything is scheduled around your operating hours, not ours.

How It's Structured

Recurring cadence — weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, set to your fleet's actual usage.
On-site service at your lot or facility — no vehicles pulled off the road for a shop visit.
Volume pricing based on fleet size and service scope.
Single point of contact — Brandon and Jai directly, not a rotating account rep.

Priced By Quote Only. Fleet size, vehicle types, service frequency, and location all shape a fair contract price — there's no single flat rate that fits a 3-van fleet and a 30-vehicle one. Tell us what you're running and we'll build a proposal around it.

Request a Fleet Proposal

Why Chopped

Built for Businesses That Need Reliability.

Owner-Run Relationship

You're dealing with Brandon and Jai directly on every contract — no dispatchers or subcontractors.

Full-Stack Capability

Detailing, paint correction, and ceramic coating are all available for fleet vehicles that need more than a wash.

Scheduled Around You

Service timing built around your operating hours and route schedule, not a generic time slot.

SystemX Certified

Fleet vehicles get the same certified process and product standard as any private client.

Let's Talk About Your Fleet.

Tell us your fleet size and what you need, and we'll follow up with a real proposal — not a form-letter quote.