Industry Associations
Tucker® USA is proud to be not only affiliated with, but an active member of three of the leading trade associations in the pressure washing and window cleaning industries — IWCA, PWNA, and CETA. Our membership in each of these organizations reflects our commitment to the professionals we serve and our belief that a stronger industry benefits everyone in it.
International Window Cleaning Association (IWCA)
In 1989, a group of window cleaners met in Lubbock, Texas, and determined that there should be a voice for the numerous professionals working within the window cleaning industry. From that day forward, it has been the mission of the IWCA to educate and assist its members in developing professionalism, ethics, and standards of safety — and to actively represent the concerns and interests of window cleaning companies.
The IWCA is one of only a small number of associations to hold an OSHA Ambassador relationship, with many of its products and courses confirmed by OSHA specifically, making it the premier association for training and compliance in the window cleaning profession.
The association is made up of hundreds of member companies, from sole proprietors to large corporations and national franchises, representing many countries. Tucker® is an active Associate Member of the IWCA — and the relationship runs deep. As members, our team has hosted IWCA safety training events at our Castle Rock, CO facility, and we continue to play an active role in supporting the association's mission of keeping window cleaning professionals educated and safe.
Power Washers of North America (PWNA)
Founded in 1992, the Power Washers of North America is the exterior cleaning industry's professional home — a non-profit trade association built by contractors, for contractors. From pressure washing and soft washing to kitchen exhaust cleaning, fleet washing, concrete restoration, and beyond, PWNA serves the full spectrum of the exterior cleaning industry.
PWNA's mission is to develop and communicate the highest standards in ethical business practices, environmental awareness, and safety through continuing education and active representation of its membership. Their work is built around four pillars: education, networking, compliance, and advocacy — with a focus on helping contractors operate safer, smarter, and with greater credibility in the marketplace.
Tucker® is a proud PWNA vendor member. The professionals in our customer base rely on PWNA for certifications, training, and the kind of community that raises the entire trade. As members, we are committed to supporting that mission and staying actively engaged in the growth of this industry.
Cleaning Equipment Trade Association (CETA)
The Cleaning Equipment Trade Association is an international trade organization representing the pressure cleaning industry, with a mission of unifying the industry through training, education, networking, and advocacy. Its members include manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, and contractors.
CETA's Manufacturer Certification Program offers performance certification standards that ensure public confidence in the integrity and service of the cleaning equipment industry, because across the globe, standards are a key tool of business, and the pressure cleaning industry is no exception. CETA is more than an association — it is a united community of innovators, manufacturers, distributors, and professionals shaping the future of cleaning equipment together.
Tucker® is a proud CETA member, actively participating in the standards, education, and industry advocacy that keep the pressure cleaning equipment industry moving forward. Our membership reflects our ongoing commitment to product integrity and our investment in the future of the trade.
Why It Matters to You
Tucker® doesn't just sell equipment — as active members of IWCA, PWNA, and CETA, we are invested in the industries we serve from the inside out. Our memberships mean we stay current on the regulations, standards, and innovations shaping your business. When you partner with Tucker®, you're working with a supplier that doesn't just understand your world — we're part of it.