On-site vehicle care

Your car cleaned
while you work.

Car washes do good work. The hard part is finding the time to get there. Hlamba comes to your workplace instead.

  • 01

    No trip, no queue

    Your time stays yours.

  • 02

    Employees pay directly

    No admin for the employer.

  • 03

    No wash bay needed

    Where the site allows it, the bay is enough.

The time problem

Nobody skips the car wash on purpose.

The wash is not the problem. The trip is.

  • 01

    The weekend is already full

    Family, errands and rest come first, so the wash keeps moving to next week.

  • 02

    Saturday queues

    A good wash is worth waiting for, but an hour in a queue is an hour gone.

  • 03

    Two trips for one task

    Driving there and back is time spent on something that is not the point of your day.

  • 04

    Weeks slip past

    The car stays dirty, not because you do not care, but because the time never appears.

The convenience is the whole point.

Your car is cleaned where it already stands, during hours you are working anyway. No trip, no queue, no weekend spent on it. You walk out to a clean car.

  1. 01

    Choose a time and pay

    Employees pick an available slot and pay Hlamba directly.

  2. 02

    Cleaned during work hours

    The vehicle is serviced while you work, in its own bay where the site permits.

Parking bays

The bay is the wash bay.

Working space is confirmed with the employer for each site.

  1. 01No designated wash bay required.
  2. 02Serviced where the vehicle already stands.
  3. 03Only where the site layout and rules allow it.

For employers

An employee benefit you approve but do not administer.

  • Employees book and pay Hlamba directly.
  • No booking or payment admin for your team.
  • Demand is measured before any pilot is proposed.
  • You approve where, when and whether it runs.
Discuss a pilot

For employees

Get your car cared for while you get on with your day.

  • No extra trip to a car wash.
  • Book around your working day.
  • Pay Hlamba directly.
  • Confirmation once the service is complete.
Register interest

Pilot process

Nothing starts without written approval.

  1. 01

    Introductory discussion

    Site review with the employer.

  2. 02

    Interest assessment

    Voluntary, no payment collected.

  3. 03

    Formal proposal

    Written, with internal approval.

  4. 04

    Time-limited pilot

    Reviewed before it continues.

Responsible operation

Built around the workplace, not around us.

Site approval first
Agreed locations, times and conditions.
Identified operators
Access arranged with the employer.
Managed water use
Wastewater handled as approved.
Area left clean
Working area restored after each visit.

Get in touch

Discuss a pilot

Share a few details about your workplace and Hlamba will make contact.

About you
Your workplace

Suburb, city and province

How we reach you

Share my current location so Hlamba can plan service routes accurately. This is optional and you can submit the form without it.

How your information is used: Hlamba uses these details to contact you about a possible workplace pilot, to prepare a proposal and to keep a record of your consent. It is stored securely by Hlamba, a subsidiary of Barka Hawary (Pty) Ltd, and is not sold or shared for advertising. You can ask us to access, correct or delete your information at any time by emailing accounts@hlamba.com. See the privacy notice for full detail.

FAQs

Questions, answered briefly.

Who pays for the vehicle-cleaning service?

Participating employees book and pay Hlamba directly. The employer does not pay for individual employee washes unless a separate arrangement is agreed.

Does the employer manage employee bookings?

No. Hlamba manages its own service bookings, customer payments and service communication.

Must vehicles be moved to a separate washing area?

Not necessarily. Where there is sufficient safe working clearance and the employer permits it, a vehicle may be serviced in the parking bay where it is already parked. An alternative approved area may be used where required.

Does an employee-interest assessment mean Hlamba may start operating?

No. The assessment only measures employee interest. Any pilot requires a separate proposal and written site approval.

Is payment required when employees register their interest?

No. Registering interest is not a booking, and no payment is collected during the assessment.

How are water and wastewater managed?

The proposed arrangements are assessed for each site and documented before an operating pilot begins. Hlamba will address water use, wastewater handling and area restoration as part of the site-specific operating proposal.

What happens if the site is not suitable?

Hlamba will not operate in an area that does not provide the required access, safe working clearance or site approval. An alternative arrangement may be considered with the employer.

When can employees begin making bookings?

Bookings only become available after the employer has approved the pilot and Hlamba has confirmed the launch arrangements.

Could Hlamba work at your workplace?