SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Quick Quack Car Wash has opened a new exterior-only, express carwash location serving the Roseville and Granite Bay areas, according to a press release.
To celebrate the new launch, the carwash chain is giving away free washes at its new location for 10 days beginning April 6 through April 15, stated the release.
In a past edition of Carwash eNews, the Professional Carwashing & Detailing team featured a news release of another Quick Quack location in Amarillo, Texas. You can find this coverage here.
The new carwash is located at 3975 Douglas Boulevard near the intersection with Sierra College Boulevard, reported the release.
This is the 10th Quick Quack site in the greater Sacramento area and the chain’s 21st location, continued the release.
Another location is almost complete in the Arden-Arcade area of Sacramento, informed the release, and is projected to open this summer.
Quick Quack is open every day from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., added the release.
“We are very proud of every aspect of this new carwash location,” said Jason Johnson, CEO of Quick Quack, in the release. “We have redesigned the look of our carwash inside and out and utilize the latest innovations in carwash technology, including the conservation and recycling of water. We look forward to extending our reach into yet another great community.”
The carwash was recently recognized as the “Best of Sacramento” in Sacramento Magazine‘s annual selection of the area’s favorite places, stated the release, and was also voted Sacramento’s favorite carwash on the 2015 KCRA A-list.
Moreover, reported the release, Quick Quack is partnered with the Regional Water Authority for the “Be Water Smart” awareness campaign and was named a 2014 Sustainable Business of the Year.
The carwash was also honored for its “exceptional sustainable business practices” by the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, continued the release.
Quick Quack currently has 21 locations throughout California, Colorado and Texas, noted the release.
You can find the release here.
