Recurring opportunities
Build commercial relationships that can create repeatable work instead of relying only on one-time retail appointments.

For service partners
FAS is building a network of qualified local detailers who want clearly scoped commercial fleet work without giving up the businesses they have built.
Apply to the networkThe partnership
The goal is not to replace your existing business. It is to help qualified detailers use open capacity for dependable fleet work.
Build commercial relationships that can create repeatable work instead of relying only on one-time retail appointments.
Know the vehicles, expectations, timing, and documentation requirements before accepting the work.
Tell FAS which days you want to fill, including Saturdays and Sundays, so opportunities can fit your real schedule.
How the partnership works
FAS handles the coordination while the service partner remains responsible for professional work in the field.
Tell us about your business, location, experience, and the days you want to fill.
FAS reviews service area, availability, communication, and the type of work your operation can support.
When appropriate work is available, the scope, timing, location, and expectations are made clear before acceptance.
Complete the service to the defined standard and provide the required documentation. Payment terms are confirmed before you accept the opportunity.
Built for long-term growth
Solo detailers, growing teams, and established companies can all be considered. The shared expectation is professional, dependable work.
What partners can expect now
What FAS is building toward
Early partners can help shape practical resources around real needs in the field. This is the direction of the network. It does not mean every resource is available today.
Partner questions
Clear answers before you share your information or accept an opportunity.
Yes. FAS can consider solo detailers, growing teams, and established detailing companies. Fit is based on professional readiness, communication, capacity, and the ability to complete an accepted scope. Company size alone does not determine fit.
No. Opportunities depend on customer demand, location, availability, service fit, and partner readiness. FAS follows up when there may be an appropriate match.
Yes. The location, timing, scope, expectations, and compensation should be clear before you decide whether to accept the work.
Partners should be prepared to operate professionally with the equipment, products, and business coverage required for the accepted work. Exact requirements are confirmed before a first assignment.
Compensation and payment timing are confirmed in writing before an opportunity is accepted so both sides understand the arrangement.
FAS is building toward those resources, but not every system is available today. Early partners may help shape practical tools around real field needs as the network develops.
Apply to the network
Share your company information, service area, experience, and the days you are looking to fill. Applying starts a conversation. Opportunities depend on customer demand, location, and fit.