Selling your car wash.
Organize the business, property and owner priorities before a more detailed conversation.
Read: Selling your car washSingle site or portfolio. Start with a private overview of your business, property and plans for what comes next.

A useful first step is a clear owner summary. Tell us what you operate, what you own and what you want to explore.

Bring your locations into a single portfolio overview. Start with the markets, formats and broad ownership structure.
Submit your portfolioFind a starting point for your format, then share what makes your operation different.

Memberships, operating context, equipment and real estate.
Bays, site structure, equipment and your owner priorities.
The wash, its equipment and the wider site arrangements.
Service mix, staffing, operating records and property scope.
Organize the business, property and owner priorities before a more detailed conversation.
Read: Selling your car washNo. A seller submission is private intake. Property details, availability and marketing authority must be reviewed before any public advertisement.
Yes. Use the portfolio submission and include your site count, markets and whether the locations are owned, leased or a mix. A broad overview is enough to start.
No. Start with a short property and business summary. Do not upload bank details, identification documents, customer lists or confidential third-party material through an ordinary inquiry form.
The intake covers express tunnels, full-service washes, in-bay automatics, self-service sites and portfolios. Tell us if the property includes more than one format.
No. Submitting the form does not create a public listing, a representation agreement, an offer or a guaranteed buyer match.
Yes. Buyers can share their markets, preferred wash formats, budget, acquisition structure and timing. No verified inventory is currently published.
Share your markets, preferred formats and acquisition criteria.