Jamestown Chamber celebrates new ownership at Super Wash Car Wash

A familiar stop on 8th Avenue SE got a new chapter as the Jamestown Area Chamber of Commerce helped mark the new ownership of Super Wash Car Wash with a ribbon-cutting at 1005 8th Ave. SE.

The change matters most at street level: Super Wash remains open 24 hours, giving Jamestown drivers a place to clean off road salt, mud and spring runoff whenever they need it. The Chamber directory lists one touch-less supermatic wash with dryer and three self-serve bays with foaming brushes, along with in-bay turbo towel service, hot air dryer, vacuum, shampoo and spot remover. Credit cards are accepted.

The Chamber ambassadors and staff joined local supporters for the ceremony, giving the business a public introduction under its new ownership. For a service business that depends on repeat traffic and steady local use, that kind of visible transition can be more than a photo opportunity. It signals continuity for customers who already know where to go when a car, pickup or SUV needs a quick wash, and it helps keep another storefront active in Jamestown’s commercial mix.

Super Wash’s corporate locations page also lists the Jamestown site at 1005 8th Ave. SE, keeping the local location tied to the brand’s broader network. Even so, the Chamber’s focus was local: a business staying open, staying visible and staying part of the day-to-day routine for residents who rely on it.

The Chamber says its mission is to foster partnerships that support, connect and advocate for member business and organization growth, and the ribbon-cutting fit that role closely. In a city where weather can turn a clean vehicle into a salt-streaked one in a single storm, a 24-hour wash with both automated and self-serve options gives drivers flexibility, and it keeps another neighborhood business working under new ownership rather than fading from view.