Hoffman Car Wash – Halfmoon, NY
If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to run a smooth, high-volume car wash, this tour will give you an inside look at the equipment and decisions that drive performance and profitability.
Running a high-performing car wash takes more than great equipment — it takes strategic planning, thoughtful layout, and streamlined operations that eliminate inefficiencies.
That’s exactly what you’ll experience during this walkthrough of one of Hoffman Car Wash’s newest locations in Halfmoon, NY with CEO Tom Hoffman Jr.—a behind-the-scenes look at how intentional layout and strategic operations drive volume and quality at scale.
During this tour you’ll:
Walk the tunnel and explore the design decisions that improve flow and customer experience
See how Hoffman Car Wash configures tunnel equipment to optimize performance across vehicle types and deliver consistent results
Learn how the backroom setup is designed to maximize efficiency and uptime with minimal manual intervention
Customers evaluate wash quality from inside the car, but inconsistent results often stem from how chemistry is delivered under real operating conditions.
Tired of dealing with wasted product, inconsistent dilutions, and a cluttered chemical delivery setup?
In this education session, you’ll see how dispenseIT Gen2, redesigned with input from operators and our own washes, helps you simplify your backroom, reduce waste, and take control of your chemical delivery system.
Chemical delivery systems are the backbone of a successful car wash, but too often they waste product, cause downtime, and create customer inconsistency. The dispenseIT Gen2 was redesigned directly from operator feedback to solve those problems, with built-in test points, simplified service access, and a cleaner, more compact layout.
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Chemical Delivery System
Water Treatment System
Spot-Free Rinse System
High-Pressure Pump Station
Conveyor Hydraulic Unit