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Official Car Wash of the Utah Jazz

About Us.

History

Tagg-N-Go’s origins go back to 2013, when founders Quinn Allgood and Conner Atkin bought their first self-serve car wash after leaving banking careers. Both were influenced by their late fathers, who were entrepreneurs, and that played a role in their decision to build something of their own.

That first wash taught them the reality of the business fast: consistency matters, details matter, and customer experience is everything. Over time, they shifted toward the express wash model to create a more reliable, streamlined experience for guests and a format that made unlimited washing simple.

The name “Tagg” comes from a penny stock Quinn and Conner invested in early in their partnership. In 2016, they launched the Tagg-N-Go brand and opened the first location on January 8, 2016, on Sunset Boulevard in St. George, Utah.

Tagg-N-Go’s first location opened on January 8, 2016, on Sunset Boulevard in St. George, Utah. A second St. George location opened later the same year. The company expanded to Cedar City, Utah in 2018, and continued growing into additional markets in 2022 with locations in Utah County and Mesquite, Nevada. In 2023, Tagg-N-Go opened in Rexburg, Idaho, marking its expansion into the state. In 2025, the company increased its presence in Southeast Idaho through the acquisition of seven additional sites.

As of 2025, Tagg-N-Go reported operating 30 locations across Utah, Idaho, and Nevada. Most locations operate as express exterior washes, with interior express service offered at select sites in Lehi and Pleasant Grove, Utah. Tagg-N-Go also operates a self-serve wash location in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Across its locations, Tagg-N-Go provides free guest amenities including vacuum stalls, mat cleaners, detailing supplies, microfiber towels, window cleaner, air fresheners, and dash wipes.

Company Culture

Our teams are guided by five core values: Customer-Focused, Driven, Growing, Engaged, and Fun. Those aren’t just words on a wall, they’re the expectations behind how we treat guests and how we treat each other. Being customer-focused means we pay attention to the details that shape the experience, from how a guest is greeted to how we handle questions or issues. We work hard to keep the wash consistent from location to location, because reliability is what builds trust.

We also put a lot of emphasis on growth. We want people to feel proud of the work they do and supported in where they want to go next. That includes training, coaching, and opportunities to move into new roles as the company expands. And yes, we keep it fun. A car wash should feel like a bright spot in someone’s day, and our teams help make that happen.

Community fundraiser event representing local mindset at Tagg-N-Go
Community Culture

We believe being part of a community means showing up for it, not just operating in it. Tagg-N-Go locations are built to be neighborhood businesses, and we try to act like it. That looks like supporting local schools, teams, and nonprofits, and partnering with organizations that are already doing good work in the places we serve. It also means being present at community events, from parades and festivals to fundraisers and city celebrations.

Volunteering is part of that culture too. Our teams are encouraged to get involved beyond the tunnel, whether that’s helping with food bank efforts, wrapping gifts for families in need, or supporting local causes that matter to them. We don’t see community involvement as a one-time campaign. It’s a habit, and it’s one of the ways we try to earn the trust of the communities that choose us.

SCAREWASH
Our biggest annual event is sCAREwash, a Halloween fundraiser that turns a haunted car wash into real support for local cancer fighters. In 2013, co-founder Quinn Allgood lost his mother to breast cancer. In her memory, sCAREwash started in 2019 and has since donated $129,500+. Select locations are transformed into haunted tunnels, team members dress in costume, and 100% of proceeds go to individuals and families nominated by their community.

Utah Jazz partnership
In 2024, Tagg-N-Go became the Official Car Wash of the Utah Jazz. We host recurring “Jazz-N-Go” events throughout the year, including special visits from the Jazz Bear at select locations.

Local community involvement
Our teams regularly take part in community events across our markets, including City Days celebrations, parades, rodeos, Independence Day events, festivals, and local fundraisers. We also volunteer year-round with causes close to home, including food bank support, hospital meal service programs, and seasonal drives for families in need.

We’re committed to running our washes responsibly, especially when it comes to water use. Tagg-N-Go is a member of the WaterSavers program and the WCA Water Wise program, and we use wash systems designed to reduce waste compared to traditional at-home washing.

A portion of the water used in our wash process is reclaimed, recycled, and reused, and our equipment is built to control pressure and flow so less water is used per vehicle. We also use environmentally friendly, biodegradable cleaning products whenever possible. Our goal is simple: deliver a great wash while being mindful of the resources our communities depend on.

Giving back is part of who we are. We support local schools, nonprofits, teams, and community organizations year-round through sponsorships, donations, and hands-on involvement. That includes providing wash cards and passes for raffles, auctions, and fundraisers, showing up at community events, and volunteering time for causes that are close to home.

Since opening, Tagg-N-Go has donated $500,000+ and provided thousands of free washes and passes to support communities across Utah, Idaho, and Nevada. We believe every location should serve beyond the tunnel, and that the best kind of growth is the kind that strengthens the places we call home.

Tagg-N-Go has received local and national awards and recognition, including:
  • Top 40 Largest Car Washes in America (2025)
  • Top 40 in Car Washes in America by Growth (2025)
  • Utah Business Fast 50 (2024 – 2025)
  • Best of Greater Idaho Falls (2025)
  • Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce: Best Newcomer (2025)
  • Best of Southern Utah (2025)
  • Eagle Mountain Chamber: Serving Our Community (2025)
  • Best of Iron County (2022-2025)
  • Best of Southern Utah (2024)
  • Best of Utah Valley (2024)
  • Point of the Mountain Chamber: Excellence in Marketing (2024)
  • Richfield Reaper Best of the Best (2024)
  • St. George Area Chamber Foundation Thrive Award (2024)
  • Best of Southern Utah (2020 – 2023)
  • Pleasant Grove / Lindon Chamber: Most Innovative Business (2023)
  • Mesquite, Nevada Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave (2023)
  • Richfield Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month (2023)
  • Inc. 5000 Award No.1,899 (2023)
  • Best of Iron County (2021-2022)
  • Best of Iron County (2020-2021)

Because of YOU since 2016

10

Years in Business

500+

Employees

30

Locations

$500k+

Donated to Community

We knew we wanted our company to be a place people enjoyed coming to.

These are our five core values that we emulate in all the ways that we operate:

Customer Focused
Our customer’s needs are our biggest priority! We know that a smile can make a difference. It’s important to realize some of the life lessons we can learn from something just as simple as helping someone out. That’s what we’re all about!
Driven

At Tagg-N-Go, we encourage each employee to share their goals and aspirations, that way we can help them get to where they want to be. We want you to do what it takes to succeed, and we’re here to help every step of the way!

Growing
Tagg-N-Go prioritizes the growth of our employees. We focus on the importance of continually learning and offering internal promotions. We focus on providing opportunities for all of our employees in the company and in the community!
Engaged
We strive to engage with the community in return for what they’ve done for us. Helping the community and making people’s day better is our top priority.
Fun
Fun is a big part of who we are, so we cultivate fun in everything we do! There’s a time to get down to business, roll up your sleeves, and work hard, but you can always do that with an aspect of fun in it!

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Lindsay Huff

Cedar City, UT

This year’s Cedar City recipient is Lindsay Huff, a devoted wife, loving mother of four, and a woman who has spent her life caring for the people around her. Lindsay and her husband, Justin, are raising their four children together, and at just 38 years old, she is now facing the fight of her life.

Lindsay was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer and has since gone through multiple surgeries, hospital stays, and a round of chemotherapy that made her extremely sick. She has stopped traditional chemotherapy and is now on a targeted treatment that recently received FDA approval. Her response has been encouraging, and while the long-term outcome is still unknown, it has brought her family tremendous hope. Meanwhile, Justin has balanced caring for Lindsay and their children with keeping his business running, and medical bills, travel, and everyday expenses have put a heavy financial strain on the family.

Through it all, Lindsay remains committed to pursuing every avenue of healing and is determined to keep fighting for more time with her family.

Kody Campbell

St. George, UT

This year’s St. George recipient is Kody Campbell, a 20-year-old Pine View High School graduate who loves playing guitar, drums, and piano. Kody played volleyball for Pine View and helped his team win the 2024 4A State Championship. He is the son of Tyler and Shauntel Campbell and brother to Garrett and Dexter.

In November 2025, what began as sudden rib pain and trouble breathing led to a devastating discovery: a 16-centimeter tumor attached to Kody’s rib and pressing on his lung. An emergency biopsy confirmed Ewing sarcoma, a rare bone cancer. After eight rounds of chemotherapy shrank the tumor, Kody had major surgery in May 2026. Surgeons removed the tumor along with parts of his ribs, lung, and diaphragm, and rebuilt his rib cage. He is now finishing his final six rounds of chemotherapy and six weeks of proton radiation at Primary Children’s Hospital and University of Utah Hospital.

“Kody is a fighter, and we know he can beat this,” his family shares.