We design and install pressure washer systems on-site: wash bays, custom trailers and skids, home shop setups. If it pumps, heats, or sprays water, we've probably built one, and we'll travel for the right project.
Flow, pressure, temperature, and plumbing, planned on-site before anything gets installed.
High-pressure lines run in stainless steel seamless tubing for a system built to last.
Built for busy fleets that need more than one wash point running at once.
Low-pressure plumbing and venting designed around your building, not a generic layout.
Hands-free operation without walking back to a panel mid-wash.
Systems built to capture and reuse water where it makes sense.
Contain overspray and reach the parts a hand wand can't.
That's usually when it gets interesting. Custom trailers and skid units built to your exact specifications.
Built to your exact specifications, down to paint matched to your fleet.
All-stainless construction for RO or DI water applications.
Systems built to pump and heat maple syrup, oil, liquid CO2, gasoline, antifreeze, even honey.
Trailers outfitted for jobs most shops won't take on.
The install works the same way. Right-sized equipment, mounted properly, ready to run.
Run it year-round without fumes or noise complaints from the neighbors.
Some cold-water electric models tie into your existing hot water heater for a deeper clean.
The accessories that actually get used, not the ones that just sound good on a spec sheet.
Keep overspray contained and hoses off the floor.
Every install starts the same way: someone actually looks at the space before anything gets designed.
An American Pressure rep walks the space with you and talks through flow, pressure, and what you're actually trying to accomplish.
Systems get designed and, when needed, fabricated to the space, not pulled off a shelf.
Lines run, equipment mounted, system tested under real pressure before we call it done.
Factory-trained techs and preventative maintenance plans keep it running after installation day.
No added labor cost to get to you.
Onsite work across the state on a regular basis.
Eau Claire to Warroad, and everywhere between.
Distance has rarely been the reason a project didn't happen.
Both. Installation, design, and fabrication have been part of the business since 1975, alongside equipment and parts sales.
Both. Wash bay design and installation is a big part of what we do, but so is one-off fabrication: custom trailers, skid units, and equipment built around fluids other than water.
The Twin Cities metro, all of Minnesota, and parts of Wisconsin and Iowa on a regular basis. Projects further out are handled case by case.
Yes. Most projects start with a site visit or a phone call to talk through the space and the application before any equipment gets specified.
Yes. Our factory-trained techs run fully stocked service vans and offer preventative maintenance plans after the install is done.
Talk to our team about site visits, fabrication timelines, and coverage in your area.