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Service Explained
Wet hosing means we fuel each vehicle directly, where it parks, instead of you running it to a pump or managing a shared tank. Here is how it works.
Wet hosing is the simplest idea in fleet fueling: instead of your trucks coming to fuel, the fuel comes to your trucks. A fuel truck pulls into your yard, runs a hose to each vehicle, fills the saddle tanks, logs the gallons, and moves to the next one.
It usually happens overnight or before the first shift, so every unit starts the day full and no driver burns paid time sitting at a card-lock.
Wet hosing kills the pump-run treadmill. Every minute a driver spends fueling is a minute they are paid not to work. Filling each truck where it parks puts that time back into the operation.
Wet hosing fits fleets that park in one place and want zero fuel infrastructure. A bulk tank fits sites where crews need to draw fuel on demand between visits. We do both, and we will tell you which one fits how your operation runs.
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