Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our mobile detailing services
About Our Service
What is mobile car detailing?
What areas do you serve?
How long does a detail take?
- Basic exterior wash & shine: approximately 1–1.5 hours
- Interior or exterior detail: approximately 2–3 hours
- Combined interior + exterior detail: approximately 3–4 hours
- Full detail with paint decontamination: approximately 4–6 hours
- Paint correction or ceramic coating: may span a full day or multiple visits
Our technician will give you an estimated completion time when they arrive after assessing the vehicle’s condition.
Do you bring your own water and supplies?
How do I book an appointment?
- Online: Use our online booking form on this website to select your package, date, and location — available 24/7.
- By phone: Call us at (866) 795-2577 to speak directly with our team and get booked right away.
- Contact form: Fill out the contact form on our website and a team member will reach out to confirm your appointment.
We offer flexible scheduling including weekday, weekend, and early-morning slots to fit your schedule.
Pricing & Packages
How much does mobile detailing cost?
- Basic wash & exterior shine: starting at $89
- Interior or exterior detail: starting at $129
- Full interior + exterior detail: starting at $199
- Paint correction: starting at $349
- Ceramic coating: starting at $499
SUVs, trucks, and vans are priced slightly higher due to their size. Call us at (866) 795-2577 for an exact quote.
Do you offer any packages or discounts?
- Recurring customer discounts for clients who schedule regular maintenance details (every 3 or 6 months)
- Fleet pricing for businesses with multiple vehicles
- Referral rewards — refer a friend and both of you receive a discount on your next service
Ask about current promotions when you book or call (866) 795-2577.
What’s the difference between a car wash and a detail?
A car detail is a comprehensive, deep-cleaning and restoration service. It includes thorough interior vacuuming and steam cleaning, leather conditioning, paint decontamination (clay bar), polishing, wax or sealant protection, and attention to every nook and cranny. Detailing protects your vehicle’s finish and preserves its long-term value — it’s an investment, not just a clean.
Is paint correction included in a standard detail?
Do you offer ceramic coating?
- Long-lasting protection (2–5+ years depending on the product tier)
- Dramatically easier maintenance washes
- Enhanced gloss and depth of color
- Backed by a product warranty
Ceramic coating requires paint decontamination and typically a paint correction beforehand to achieve the best results. Contact us to discuss the right package for your vehicle.
Preparation & Results
How should I prepare my car for detailing?
- Remove personal items from the interior — bags, loose items from seats, floor mats, and the trunk. This lets our technicians do a thorough job and protects your belongings.
- Ensure vehicle access — make sure the car is parked in a spot where we can work around it and open all doors freely.
- Open-air or well-ventilated area — for safety and ventilation, we need to work outside or in a well-ventilated space.
That’s it — we handle the rest.
What if I’m not happy with the results?
How often should I get my car detailed?
- Every 3–4 months — ideal for maintaining appearance, protecting the paint, and keeping the interior fresh. Great for daily drivers, especially those exposed to sun, road salt, or heavy use.
- Every 6 months — a solid schedule for vehicles with moderate use that are garage-kept or in mild climates.
- Once per year minimum — even low-use vehicles benefit from an annual detail to remove built-up contaminants, address oxidation, and preserve resale value.
If your vehicle has a ceramic coating, we recommend a maintenance wash every 1–2 months to maximize the coating’s longevity and performance.
Will detailing remove scratches?
Paint correction, however, can remove or significantly reduce:
- Swirl marks and micro-scratches (very common from automatic car washes)
- Light surface scratches that haven’t penetrated through the clear coat
- Water spots and minor oxidation
Deep scratches that have cut through the clear coat or into the base coat/primer typically require touch-up paint or bodywork. Our technicians can assess your vehicle and recommend the right course of action.
Is the detailing process safe for my car’s paint?
Still have questions?
Our team is ready to help — give us a call or book your detail online today.
