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The BEAST Cleaning System

A Complete High GPM Cleaning System Built to Clean Faster, Reduce Labor, and Increase Profit.

Most contractors or equipment builders are piecing together machines, hoses, and surface cleaners—hoping it all works together.

That’s why jobs take longer.
That’s why labor costs stay high.
That’s why profit gets squeezed.

The BEAST Cleaning System is different.

It's not just a surface cleaner.
It's not just a rig.

It's a complete high GPM system engineered to maximize production from start to finish.

For the Last 10 Years we’ve Custom designed and built high GPM systems for contractors, universities, cities, and commercial facilities that want to:

• Reduce labor and chemical costs
• Clean faster. Get to the next job.
• Increase profit per hour on every project

Every system is built for large-scale surface cleaning and tailored to the real demands of the industry.

Do You want a system designed to perform?

From the pump to the surface cleaner, every component is engineered for maximum efficiency and durability. We use only premium parts and materials—no compromises. That means:

• Faster cleaning times
• Less downtime
• More jobs completed per day
• Higher profit margins

THE BEAST CLEANING SYSTEM isn't just equipment. It's a complete solution that helps you work smarter, not harder.

GPM vs PSI

A common misconception in power washing is that performance is based on PSI.

It’s not.

PSI gets the water there. GPM gets the work done.

On large-scale jobs, production is driven by water volume. Higher GPM systems clean faster, rinse more efficiently, and cover more square footage in less time.

Why Contractors Upgrade

We regularly hear from contractors who started with non-optimized equipment and quickly ran into limitations.

The difference comes down to system design.

At Hi-Low Solutions, we focus on:

• Proper water volume (GPM)
• Balanced system components
• High-quality materials and fabrication

Because when equipment isn’t optimized to work together, production slows—and that costs time and money on every job.