Slippery floors and puddles are common at car washes—but that doesn’t mean they’re excused from keeping customers safe. If you slipped, fell, and were injured at a car wash in North Carolina, you may be entitled to compensation under premises liability law.
At Burt’s Law, PLLC, we help injured customers hold negligent businesses accountable when safety is ignored.
🚿 Common Car Wash Hazards That Cause Falls
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Slippery soap or wax left on walkways
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Poor drainage or standing water
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Lack of proper mats or non-slip flooring
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Broken tiles or pavement in drive-through lanes
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Unmarked wet areas or no warning signage
📝 What to Do After a Fall at a Car Wash
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Get medical attention right away
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Take photos of the wet or dangerous area
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Ask for surveillance footage if possible
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Get witness names and staff information
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File a report with the business
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Talk to an attorney about your injury and next steps
💡 Can You Sue a Car Wash for a Slip and Fall?
Yes. If the car wash failed to fix a known hazard or didn’t warn you about slippery conditions, they may be legally responsible for:
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Medical bills
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Missed wages
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Pain and suffering
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Long-term therapy or recovery
⚖️ Why Burt’s Law, PLLC?
We’ve helped clients injured in unexpected places—from grocery stores to auto shops to car washes. If your injury happened because a business failed to take basic safety precautions, we’ll fight for the justice you deserve.
📞 Call Today: (866) BURTS-LAW
🌐 Visit: www.burtslaw-nc.com
🆓 Free consultation – Let’s review your case.
