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Self-Service Car Wash
Updated: Oct 22
Self-Service Car Wash

3161 Tennga Gregory Road, Crandall, GA 30711

$2,000/Mo
1.30 AC lot
Four self‑service wash stations
Vacuum stations for customer use
1.3‑acre site
3161 Tennga Gregory Road in Crandall, Georgia
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3161 TENNGA GREGORY RD, Crandall, GA 30711

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2,080 sqft 1.32 AC lot

Operational self-serve car wash with multiple covered bays, coin and tap-to-pay terminals, and add-on vacuum and vending revenue.

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Murray County, GA Car washes Market Trends and Statistics

Explore Car washes leasing options in Murray County, GA with 1 listings featured on our commercial real estate exchange. Estimated lease rates for Car washes in Murray County, GA average $2,000/Mo.

How to lease a car wash in Murray County, GA

  1. Pick the format and size the lot. Tunnel, automatic, self-service, and express washes have different space needs, but many require about half an acre for the wash line, vacuums, and queuing. Use Location Intelligence to check which Murray County, GA corridors see 20,000+ vehicles per day.
  2. Clear the water hurdles first. Car washes need special use permits for runoff, a water discharge (NPDES) permit, and in some states mandatory water reclamation. Approvals can take 3–6 months, so start before signing.
  3. Make the lease modification-friendly. The agreement must explicitly permit high water usage, underground reclamation tanks, and heavy equipment installation — and define drainage responsibilities. Many landlords balk, so raise it up front.
  4. Lock in a 10–20 year term. Site work and equipment run $500K+, so a short lease puts that investment at risk. Negotiate a long-term lease with renewal options, a build-out free-rent period, and an exclusivity clause against nearby washes.
  5. Lease equipment separately from real estate. Tunnels, dryers, and reclaim systems can be financed via FMV or $1-buyout equipment leases, preserving cash. Model the combined property-plus-equipment payment with the Lease Calculator.
  6. Budget the working-capital cushion. Plan $50–100K for payroll, utilities, marketing, plus the surprisingly costly first chemical inventory ($10–20K) while membership revenue ramps up.
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