WET — Washing Equipment Technologies — is Kelsan's Chattanooga branch on S Creek Rd. Manufacturers along the VW corridor, logistics operations, and healthcare systems across Hamilton County and the Tennessee Valley count on the branch for floor care equipment, pressure washers, parts washers, and industrial cleaning chemicals.
Chattanooga, TN
Hours
Mon–Fri, 8 am–5 pm
Address
4113 S Creek Rd.
Chattanooga, TN
Phone
Best Fit
Floor care equipment, industrial cleaning equipment, pressure washers & service
The S Creek Rd. branch sits at the center of Chattanooga's industrial and commercial base — close to the VW manufacturing corridor, Amazon and logistics facilities, and Hamilton County's healthcare and hospitality operations. The team handles floor care equipment, pressure washers, parts washers, and industrial cleaning chemicals, backed by in-house service for customers that need dependable equipment support.
Why WET Chattanooga
Floor care equipment for Chattanooga's manufacturing and logistics base WET Chattanooga serves the VW corridor, Amazon distribution, and the broader Hamilton County facility market with commercial floor scrubbers, sweepers, burnishers, and service programs — equipment designed for the operations that keep Chattanooga running.
Pressure washer and industrial equipment sales and service The Chattanooga branch handles Hotsy, Kärcher, and Landa equipment, parts washers, and wastewater systems for industrial operations, backed by in-house service and repair capability.
Kelsan's reach backed by WET's local equipment track record WET has operated in Chattanooga as part of the Kelsan family since 1955. The team knows the local industrial base and supports the full range of facility equipment needs from one S Creek Rd. location.
The S Creek Rd. branch is positioned for the VW corridor, Amazon logistics network, riverfront hospitality facilities, and Hamilton County healthcare systems — the industries that define how Chattanooga works.
The S Creek Rd. location serves Chattanooga's manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and hospitality customers with floor care equipment, pressure washers, parts washers, industrial cleaning chemicals, and service and repair.
What this branch handles
Commercial floor scrubbers, sweepers, and burnishers for VW corridor manufacturers, Amazon logistics facilities, and healthcare operations across Hamilton County — plus service and repair for supported equipment.
Hotsy, Kärcher, and Landa pressure washers plus in-house service and repair for supported equipment.
Genuine replacement parts, brushes, pads, nozzles, and consumables stocked on S Creek Rd. for fast equipment turnaround.
Automatic and manual parts washers and wash water recycling systems for industrial operations near the VW corridor and beyond.
Industrial-strength detergents, degreasers, disinfectants, and custom chemical programs for Chattanooga's demanding facility environments.
Drop off equipment at S Creek Rd. or request on-site service — the team handles floor care and pressure washer repair.
This location supports businesses throughout Chattanooga, Hamilton County, and surrounding Tennessee Valley communities into North Georgia.
Service area
Common questions
Yes. The S Creek Rd. location stocks commercial floor scrubbers, sweepers, and burnishers for manufacturers, logistics operations, and healthcare facilities across Hamilton County — and provides service and repair for supported equipment.
Yes. WET Chattanooga stocks Hotsy, Kärcher, and Landa pressure washers and provides in-house service and repair for supported equipment.
Yes. WET Chattanooga serves manufacturers along the VW production corridor as well as Amazon logistics facilities, Hamilton County healthcare systems, and commercial operations throughout the Tennessee Valley.
Yes. WET — Washing Equipment Technologies — is a Kelsan division. The Chattanooga branch is Kelsan’s equipment sales and service specialist in the greater Hamilton County market.
Call the branch, request service, or stop by S Creek Rd. The WET Chattanooga team is ready weekdays, 8 am–5 pm.
