Blue Falls Car Wash opens first Lake County location

William Tilton, The News-Herald, Willoughby, Ohio
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Mar. 10—Blue Falls Car Wash has six locations on the west side and south side of Cleveland, and now the Conrad's Tire affiliate is hoping Mentor is lucky number seven.

Blue Falls Car Wash By Conrad's is now open at 5786 Heisley Road marking its first location in Lake County. The grand opening was celebrated March 7 even though they have been open for several weeks.

According to a news release, more locations are planned for Jackson and Stow and a second Lake County site in Willoughby. The company has soft-touch locations in Amherst, Cuyahoga Falls, North Olmsted, North Ridgeville, Parma and Strongsville.

"We continue to be proud of being a part of growing communities in Northeast Ohio with our various Conrad's Concepts such as Blue Falls Car Wash," General Manager Sam Jakabcic said.

According to the release, Blue Falls offers a high-quality/high-tech automotive wash experience at a value to its customers, delivering a fast, yet safe, soft-touch automotive exterior cleaning experience, plus free self-serve vacuums and floor mat washers.

Blue Falls also keeps the environment as a top priority with the usage of state-of-the-art equipment, eco-friendly soaps and recycled water.

Touch-Free (Laser Wash) Blue Falls locations can be found in Avon, Copley, North Royalton and Reminderville. Blue Falls Car Wash also offers affordable Unlimited Monthly Wash Packages. Wash Package details available at all store locations or by visiting www.bluefallscarwash.com.

Blue Falls Car Wash is a division of the family-owned Conrad Companies, a Northeast Ohio-based automotive services and manufacturing company founded in 1969 with more than 50 facilities in communities throughout Northeast Ohio.

District Manager Jesse Noblit said there are several reasons for picking Mentor as the first Lake County location.

"We always open car wash facilities close to Conrad's locations and there is one down the street," Noblit said. "And we are located close to the freeway which makes us a convenient spot for our customers. Not to mention Mentor is a great, supportive community and the initial response has been very positive and we look forward to expanding in Lake County, opening in Willoughby by the end of the year."

There are plenty of car wash options in Lake County, particularly a recent influx in Mentor, including Rainforest Car Wash, Patriot Car Wash, Zappy's Auto Washes, Classic Clean Auto Wash and Cardinal Auto Wash. Blue Falls is confident they offer plenty to a community with several available choices and the city welcomes all new members of the industry.

"As with most any retail or service oriented company, Mentor continues to be a vibrant, prosperous location where businesses want to locate due to our ideal mix of residential, commercial and industrial areas," Mentor Economic Director Kevin Malecek said. "Whether it is a nationally or regionally known restaurant, retailer, manufacturer or car wash, the repeated demonstration of these businesses locating here recognizes the health of the Mentor economy."

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