Washville Car Wash

They move cars through quickly and the there were no missed spots. The free vacuums are a nice plus.

Day after storm So she was Nasty! $13 bucks for the Basic wash ... Fair price automatic wash was good and then two guys scrubbing it came out Clean on other end . 2015 kia Sportage

This is a great car wash. My RAM loves it! The drive thru works great with my 3 month pass. Just need to let the scanner recognize the truck. Plenty of soap and water, and the brushes do a good job on a dirty 4x4. The staff are really sharp and focused here, doing a fine job for customers. Highly recommend this place.

I paid 25 dollars for this wash and my car wasn't fully washed, the windshield was still dirty as well as some of the front-end, tires and rear end. Waste of my money.

They Can Charge You $40/month But they Can't Clean the Back of my New Car below the license plate onto the Tailgate & Bumper!!

Go a monthly ticket. Men are not friendly. Will go elsewhere after the months commitment. Wash was average. Did not dry off car, had to wipe it down.

It's a car wash. I wish the descriptions were more clear on the different price points as I really just care about my underbody. They took my roof rack fine, and free vacuums are nice.

We've suffered many scratches, many nicks and many scrapes in our vehicle. Also, the tires, rims, rear window and side mirrors never came out clean. We finally decided to go back across the street for a completely touchless and thorough deep clean car wash. We considered the cost and we’re actually saving by going across the street. We will eventually have to pay for a new paint job on our vehicle. Very disappointing. No more free tokens, but the vacuums have very, very little suction, so....

Just got the free car wash to try them out. The guys were very friendly. I was pleasantly surprised that it even got all of my back windshield. Most places miss the upper part under the fin.

Decent car wash, especially for unmodified vehicles. I like the touchscreen, and for the past year or so, my vehicle came out looking and smelling nice. However recently, things seem to have deteriorated a bit.A couple weeks ago I got my SUV washed, and my passenger rear wind deflector cracked on both corners (see picture). While it may have occurred because the plastic is old and brittle in the cold weather, I was a bit disappointed by that, especially because they're low-profile and shouldn't be an issue.But what's more disappointing is the vacuum. While it's great that the vacuum tokens come free with every wash, the vacuums themselves aren't well taken care of. The one I used had almost no suction, and the hoses were all laying on the ground and had obviously been run over. Additionally, I dislike how close together the vacuums are. I had almost no room to get out of my vehicle when someone else was next to me, and the vacuum hose dragged against my car, causing a few scratches. I know I don't have to use the vacuum, but it feels wasteful not to when they give you the token for free.I want to like this carwash, but I am considering transitioning to touchless to avoid breaking other items on my vehicle. I have roof crossbars, window deflectors, a recently-installed hood deflector, and I'll soon be installing a bull bar. I'm concerned about the hood deflector and bull bar getting caught/damaged by the brushes. I really wish Maine had more high-quality touchless carwashes. Most seem mediocre at best. I'd be willing to pay $20-$30/month if I could find a good one. If I decide to return, I'll probably just skip the vacuums in favor of just doing it myself at home with a shop vac.