Glenwood Springs Auto Repair

First off if every bay in the wash has closed cones or curtains up, and no wash wands connected to any of the hoses you would thinks it’s pretty clear that the wash would be closed. On days that it doesn’t creep above freezing with 10+ mile an hour winds we usually will not open the wash because it will neither wash a vehicle very well and the potential for freeze damage to occur is extremely high. And if other car washes in town are also either closed or inoperable it should lend to the notion that it’s probably not a good day to wash a car. Having said that we will refund the few dollars spent despite the conversation. Thank you for the opportunity to set the record straight and have a great day.

We do try to keep our Facebook page updated as the open or closed status of the car wash. But being in the detail business for several decades we find that in order to keep 1) the satisfaction of the performance of the car wash, we do close it when it’s neither a good temperature for achieving a nice clean car or if it’s too cold that it may cause any freeze damage to our equipment further delaying our ability to open when the temperature is in a good range to get a nice clean car. We constantly are working on the wash to keep all our customers satisfied but unfortunately know from almost 40 years in business that Rocky Mountain weather is never predictable. If you want to speak to us directly we are always here 9709451118

Thank you, we appreciate your visit!