What we mean by a full detail
We work through the cabin, then we work around the outside of the car. Seats, carpets, mats, plastics, controls, cupholders, glass, paint, wheels, tires, trim, and door jambs all get attention based on what they actually need.
It is not a five minute vacuum followed by a tunnel wash. A family SUV with pet hair and spilled drinks can take a lot longer than a clean sedan that just needs a reset. That's why this starts at $295 instead of pretending every car is the same job.
This is who usually books it
A lot of the time it's a busy parent whose car has slowly turned into the family storage unit. Sometimes it's a professional who meets customers and wants the car to look like they care. We also get people who just bought a used car and want it to feel like theirs, not the last owner's.
And sometimes the owner is simply tired of the car. That's real. A good reset can make you excited to drive what you already own instead of feeling like you need to replace it.
What changes the price
Size matters, but the amount of work matters more. Pet hair, stains, packed-in dirt, lots of personal items, neglected wheels, water spots, and rough paint all add time. If you also want polishing or a coating, that's a separate level of work on top of the cleaning.
Send photos and we'll get as close as we can before the appointment. Once we see the vehicle in person, we'll go over anything that looks different from what the photos showed.
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Questions we hear about Full Car Detailing
Does the $295 cover every vehicle?
No. That's where Full Car Detailing starts. A clean compact car and a heavily used three row SUV do not take the same amount of time.
Is paint correction included?
No. Cleaning the paint and correcting scratches in the clear coat are different jobs. We'll show you the difference if the paint needs more than cleaning.
Should I remove my stuff first?
Yes, please remove valuables, car seats, loose personal items, and anything you don't want us to handle. It gives us access and lets us spend the time cleaning instead of organizing belongings.