Vehicle Detailing

Full enhancement detail

Cars $950 · Midsize $1,150 · Oversize $1,550 · Turnaround: 1 day

Our combination detailing packages offer care for both your interior and exterior, cleaning and revitalizing your vehicle from the inside out.

Additional enhancement package

Cars $600 · Midsize $800 · Oversize $1,150 · Turnaround: 6+ hours

The best vehicle detailing comes in pairs

We tailor pricing to your vehicle’s size, so a smaller car does not pay the same as a large truck. Our team assesses your vehicle’s condition and helps you select an interior and exterior detailing plan.

Complete detailing removes contamination from difficult-to-reach areas and helps restore the appearance and feel of your vehicle.

Choose a detail around the way you use your car

Daily commuting, beach trips, family transport and occasional weekend driving leave different signs of use. Tell us what bothers you most: dirty carpets, neglected trim, residue on the exterior or a finish that has lost its clarity. A condition-based discussion is more useful than choosing a package by name alone.

Share photos of the interior and exterior, including the areas that need extra attention. Note delicate materials, aftermarket finishes and existing coatings or wraps so the proposed work takes them into account.

Separate cleaning, correction and protection

Cleaning removes dirt and contamination. Paint correction addresses suitable surface defects through a different process, while a coating or film adds another type of protection. Ask which of these is included in the detail you select. This makes it easier to compare quotes and plan improvements in stages.

Set priorities for a more useful detailing visit

Start by separating appearance concerns from material damage. Dust, residue and everyday dirt are different from worn trim, cracked surfaces or permanent discoloration. A clear discussion of the condition helps keep the appointment focused on improvements that cleaning and suitable finishing work can deliver.

Interior priorities can vary widely. A family vehicle may need attention to carpets and frequently touched areas, while a weekend car may mainly need a careful exterior refresh. Point out the areas you notice most so the proposed package reflects the way your vehicle is used.

A detail can also establish a more manageable maintenance routine. At collection, discuss which areas need frequent attention and which products suit the existing surfaces. If film, a wrap or coating is already installed, make sure its care requirements are included in that conversation.

• Remove valuables and loose personal belongings
• Identify stains, residue and sensitive materials
• Disclose wraps, coatings and repaired finishes
• Separate cleaning goals from repair expectations
• Confirm any correction work in the quote
• Agree on a practical routine between detailing visits

Start with the areas that need attention

Tell the team whether your priority is the interior, exterior or a complete refresh. Photos of staining, trim wear and paint marks help distinguish routine cleaning from work that may need a separate correction or repair discussion.

• Identify interior materials and problem areas
• Describe staining, odors or contamination
• Discuss paint correction separately from cleaning
• Plan a maintenance routine after the appointment

From first conversation to aftercare

Start with a short conversation about your goals and the condition of the vehicle, vessel or space. Confirm the proposed preparation, product, coverage and timing in your quote. Before handover, ask for the care guidance specific to the treatment you choose.

• Share photos and project details
• Review the proposed scope and finish
• Confirm care and follow-up questions