Regular Full Detail

Many common stains can be removed or significantly reduced. However, results vary depending on the age and type of stain.

Most businesses allow rescheduling with at least 24–48 hours’ notice. Some may have cancellation fees for late notice.

Yes. Discounts may be available for families, businesses, or those booking multiple vehicles at once.

Many detailers offer gift cards and pre-paid packages for regular customers. These can often be purchased online or by request.

Use pH-neutral soap, avoid automatic brushes, and schedule periodic maintenance washes to keep the coating performing at its best.

Ceramic coatings last much longer than wax and offer better protection, but they are also more expensive and time-intensive to apply.

No coating can make your car scratch-proof, but ceramic coatings can help reduce light scratching and make the surface more resistant.

It’s recommended to wait 7 days before washing your car after a ceramic coating to allow it to fully cure.

It provides protection against UV rays, bird droppings, road grime, and water spots. It also makes the car easier to clean and stay glossy for longer.

Depending on the product used, ceramic coatings can last anywhere from 1 to 5 years with proper maintenance.

Ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied to the exterior of a vehicle that chemically bonds with the paint to create a durable, hydrophobic layer of protection.

Yes. A full detail can help improve your car’s appearance and resale value, making it more appealing to buyers.

Many customers opt for a full detail every 3 to 6 months to keep their car in top condition.

A full detail combines both interior and exterior services. It usually includes vacuuming, shampooing, washing, waxing, and interior surface cleaning.

Yes. Wax or sealants provide a protective layer that helps repel water and UV damage, usually lasting a few weeks to a few months.

Some detailers offer engine bay cleaning as an add-on. It typically includes light degreasing and dressing of plastic components.

Light scratches and swirls can be minimized with polishing, but deep scratches may require paint correction or body shop repair.

Yes. Reputable detailers use pH-neutral soaps and non-abrasive tools to protect your vehicle’s finish.

Most detailers can vacuum and surface clean child seats, but full deep-cleaning or dismantling may not be offered due to safety regulations.

Exterior detailing usually includes hand washing, drying, waxing or sealant, wheel and tire cleaning, and exterior glass cleaning.

You can typically book online, by phone, or through text depending on the business’s setup.

Yes. Interior detailing removes odors caused by spills, food, pets, and smoke. Some services may also include deodorizing treatments.

Yes, pet hair removal is usually included or offered as an add-on service.

Interior detailing typically includes vacuuming, shampooing carpets and seats, cleaning and conditioning leather or upholstery, wiping down surfaces, and cleaning glass.

Depending on the service, it can take anywhere from 1 to 6 hours. Full details and ceramic coatings take the longest.

Not necessarily. As long as the vehicle is accessible and unlocked (if interior service is included), detailers can often perform the work while you're away.

Most mobile detailers accept cash, card, and mobile payment apps like Apple Pay or Venmo.

If rain affects the quality of the detail, the appointment may be rescheduled at no cost. Interior-only services may still proceed.

In most cases, mobile detailers bring their own water and power supply, but it’s best to check ahead to confirm.

Mobile detailing is a convenient service where professional detailers come to your location to clean and protect your vehicle, rather than you bringing it to a shop.