Glacier Car and Dog Wash Files Subchapter V With $3.3M Debt

Glacier Car and Dog Wash LLC filed for chapter 11 protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado on May 4, 2026, seeking to restructure through Subchapter V, the small-business track of chapter 11. The debtor's schedules list approximately $1.75 million in assets against more than $3.3 million in liabilities.

The Arvada, Colorado-based debtor operates a single location offering touchless automatic car wash, self-serve bays, and dedicated dog wash stations. Vice President Seana Cabral signed the petition, and ownership is split between Mak Cabral (51%) and Seana Cabral (49%). Attorney Aaron A. Garber of Wadsworth Garber Warner Conrardy, P.C. represents the company.

Glacier Car and Dog Wash Files Subchapter V With $3.3M Debt

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Subchapter V election and cash collateral request

The case proceeds under Subchapter V, which allows small business debtors to move toward confirmation on a shorter timeline than a traditional chapter 11. Alongside the petition, the debtor filed a motion to use cash collateral and a related request to expedite the hearing; objections to the cash collateral motion were due May 18, 2026. Operations are expected to continue under court supervision.

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