CAR WASH ASSOCIATIONS

Australian Car Wash Association (ACWA) is the peak national body for the car wash industry in Australia. It enables strong industry representation to Government and Regulatory Authorities as well as providing an important role in enhancing the skills and knowledge of car wash business professionals through a range of research and best-practice guides, seminars and events. Visit Website.

Canadian Carwash Association (CCA) is dedicated to sharing knowledge and best practices, as well as promoting the benefits of professional car washing in Canada. Visit Website.

Car Wash Operators of New Jersey (CWONJ) was founded in 1951 in Newark, New Jersey. The logo on the association’s seal has Excellence, Professional, Quality, Service. This sums up the purpose of our association. As a nonprofit organization, we exist to serve the professional carwash operators in New Jersey and to promote the use of an environmental friendly professional carwash instead of home driveway washing. Visit Website.

Carwash Association of Pennsylvania (CAOP) was formed by a group of proactive industry leaders to advance and safeguard the business interests of the car wash industry. Their vision was to build a trade association that would foster and support efforts to improve and expand the quality and standards of industry services. Further, Association founders wished to establish and facilitate a networking venue that promoted the development of industry relationships where members could share best-practices and business experiences. Visit Website.

Connecticut Car wash Association (CCA) is a member-driven association. It exists solely to serve members’ needs, protect members’ best interests, and to be responsive to members’ requests. The list of tangible CCA membership benefits is long (and growing), but the list of intangible benefits is even longer. Visit Website.

Heartland Car Wash Association (HCWA) – Strengthen the professionalism of the carwash industry in our nine-state region through the dissemination of information, opportunities for idea exchanges, networking, lobbying efforts, and access to the latest in equipment and supplies. Visit Website.

International Carwash Association (ICA) is the nonprofit trade association representing the car wash industry in the United States and around the globe. ICA offers the world’s largest car wash events and exhibitions (The Car Wash Show™), the leading online manager training program (LEAD™), news and inspiration through CAR WASH Magazine™ and the industry’s most robust research program (Pulse™). Join at carwash.org/join.

Mid-Atlantic Carwash Association (MACA) is to serve and promote the interests of its members and the carwash industry. Their goal is to provide pertinent industry education and timely information; monitor legislative activity and protect the best interests of their members; facilitate business between vendors and operators; and improve the image of our industry by increasing consumer knowledge of our professionalism. Visit Website.

Midwest Carwash Association (MCA) They provide their members with programs and services at discount rates. They also provide the opportunity for them to network with other operators as well as manufacturers and suppliers at the yearly expo and other events held throughout the year. The annual MCA Expo provides members with the opportunity to see the latest technology and developments, and network with other operators and vendors. Serving: MI, WI, IL, IN, OH. Visit Website, Email.

New England Car Wash Association (NECA), founded in 1973, is a not-for-profit trade association that provides networking and educational opportunities, business services and representation, to enhance the professionalism of the car washing industry in New England. Serving: MA, NH, VT, ME, & RI. Visit Website.

Northeast Regional Carwash Convention (NRCC) was initiated by a group of carwash operators from Connecticut who in 1988 coordinated a meeting at a New Haven, CT, restaurant inviting the participation of several other East Coast carwash associations. From that meeting, the NRCC was formed and held its first Convention and Trade Show in 1989 in Newport, RI. The show was devised for the benefit of Northeast carwash operators who could not attend the national trade show and to allow for managers and/or staff to attend as well. Visit Website, Email.

Southeastern Carwash Association (SECWA) is a nonprofit organization based in the SE U.S. They are committed to helping the carwash industry thrive. Visit Website, Email.

Western Carwash Association (WCA) is recognized as one of the largest and more active regional industry trade association under the International Carwash Association. With over 675+ members in 12 western states, the WCA is a leading voice for the carwash Industry. Serving: CA, AK, AZ, CO, HL, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, & WY. Visit Website.