Inside a ProTool Build

A Damn Good Build Starts at the Bottom.

We're not interested in mounting expensive equipment to a cheap frame and calling it a day.

ProTool skids use an all-aluminum design with a welded base and bolt-together framework. Structural aluminum extrusions, including 40×40 and 40×80 profiles, give us a versatile foundation for mounting equipment and creating practical layouts.

The welded base provides a solid foundation, while the bolted framework allows us to arrange components around the actual needs of the build.

Where's This Beast Going?

A compact pickup skid and a fully equipped enclosed trailer solve very different problems. The platform determines how much equipment, water, storage, and working space you can realistically carry.

We consider payload, access, weight distribution, operating environment, and how your crew deploys equipment before committing to a layout.

Just Because It Fits Doesn't Mean It Belongs There.

Tank placement, engine clearance, hose deployment, maintenance access, and vehicle balance all matter. A great layout is one you appreciate every single day.

We arrange components around how the rig will actually be used. That includes access to service points, operator controls, and the equipment that gets touched most often.

Bring the Pressure. And the Flow.

PSI gets plenty of attention. But when you're cleaning large surfaces, GPM can make a huge difference in how efficiently you move through a job.

We size pressure washers around the application, operator count, water supply, and equipment demands. Engines, pumps, plumbing, and hose packages need to work together—not compete with each other.

Sometimes Water Needs an Attitude Adjustment.

Hot water can be a serious advantage when you're tackling grease, oil, and other demanding cleaning applications.

But adding heat means more than installing a burner. We consider fuel storage, burner capacity, controls, plumbing compatibility, ventilation, and how the system integrates with the rest of the rig.

Big Results. Without Blasting Everything in Sight.

Not every surface needs high pressure. Soft washing uses appropriate chemical application and controlled delivery to tackle surfaces that require a different approach.

ProTool builds can incorporate BPX25 or higher-flow P40 soft wash systems, with pumps, plumbing, tanks, and controls selected for the intended workload.

Control Your Mix. Don't Guess at It.

Chemical application isn't just about moving liquid. It's about controlling what goes into the mix, how it's delivered, and how the system is rinsed and maintained.

Depending on the build, we integrate chemical metering, independent supply lines, valves, bypasses, and application-specific pressure regulation.

Stop Burning Through DI Resin.

Pure water is essential for water-fed pole window cleaning and many specialty cleaning applications. But producing it efficiently matters just as much as having it available.

ProTool HydroPanel RO/DI systems use reverse osmosis to remove much of the dissolved mineral load before final DI polishing. That can significantly reduce resin consumption compared with DI-only production.

Production rate and delivery flow are different things. A properly sized DI tank can deliver high flow, but HydroPanel's advantage is efficient continuous pure-water production.

Making Pure Water Is One Thing. Getting It to Work Is Another.

Once water is purified, it needs to reach the operator at the appropriate flow and pressure.

Delivery pumps, controllers, hose runs, and storage capacity all play a role. We design the delivery side around operator count, working height, and application demands—not simply the RO system's production rating.

Water Is Heavy. Planning Matters.

Raw water, purified water, bleach, surfactant, wastewater, and fuel may all need dedicated storage. Every gallon adds weight, and every tank takes space.

We plan tank capacities and placement around actual operating requirements, available payload, plumbing, and vehicle balance.

Stop Fighting Your Hoses.

You've got better things to do than wrestle hundreds of feet of hose at the end of a long day.

Reel placement, hose diameter, pressure rating, capacity, and rewind method all affect the way a rig works in the field.

A Big Pump Means Nothing If You Starve It.

Plumbing isn't the most glamorous part of a skid. It might be one of the most important.

Supply-line diameter, strainers, filters, fittings, bypasses, valves, and routing all affect system performance and serviceability.

We pay attention to getting water into the equipment as well as getting it out. High-flow systems need appropriately sized supply plumbing.

Run the Rig. Not Back to the Rig.

Walking back to the truck every time you need to change a setting gets old fast.

Depending on the equipment, ProTool remote systems can put useful controls in the operator's hands, including engine functions, chemical selection, and water delivery controls.

Good Wiring Isn't Optional.

Electric reels, lighting, controls, charging systems, and auxiliary equipment all need reliable power.

We plan electrical systems around the demands of the build, including battery capacity, circuit protection, wire routing, and charging arrangements.

Light Up the Job. Not Just the Spec Sheet.

Early starts, late finishes, roadside work, and equipment inspections all benefit from proper lighting.

We can integrate work lights, warning lights, and independently controlled lighting zones into the electrical design of the rig.

Everything Has a Place. Or It Should.

Ladders, surface cleaners, water-fed poles, tools, and accessories need to travel with the rig. Tossing them wherever they fit isn't much of a plan.

We incorporate storage and mounting solutions into the layout so the equipment you use every day is accessible and properly organized.

We Like Building the Wild Stuff, Too.

Some operations need more than pressure washing and soft washing. Drone cleaning, solar panel cleaning, and multi-operator specialty systems introduce new demands.

That's where custom integration really matters. Water production, delivery, controls, storage, and equipment access must be designed as a system.

Built Here. Built With Purpose.

We don't believe every cleaning company should operate the exact same rig.

Our team designs and fabricates ProTool skids in-house, combining proven equipment platforms with layouts and integrations tailored to different applications.

Sometimes a standard configuration is exactly what you need. Other times, we get to build something nobody's seen before. We like those, too.

We Test the Whole Damn Thing.

A pump working on its own doesn't prove that an entire skid works together.

Before a completed ProTool skid ships, we test the integrated equipment and systems. That means checking the build as a working rig, not simply trusting that every individual component should function.

We're Still Here After the Truck Leaves.

The relationship doesn't end when your equipment leaves our shop. Questions happen. Equipment needs service. Operations grow and change.

We believe good support means helping customers understand their equipment, troubleshoot problems, and find practical solutions—even years after delivery.

Qualifying ProTool skids, carts, and systems are backed by our lifetime warranty, subject to applicable terms and exclusions.