What each detail includes, how long it takes, what it costs, and what it will and will not fix, service by service.
How often should I book it?
Every four to six weeks is ideal to keep paint protected and swirl-free between full details. Members get it monthly at a locked rate.
More on this: Essential Exterior Detail
Will it swirl my paint like a tunnel wash?
No. The two-bucket method, foam pre-soak, and forced-air dry are designed to protect paint, not scratch it. Tunnel washes are the number one source of swirls.
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Is this enough on its own, or do I still need a full detail?
The Essential Exterior Detail is upkeep, not a rescue. It keeps a car that already looks good protected and clean between bigger services. If your paint is contaminated or your interior has fallen behind, start with a full detail or interior reset, then keep it that way with a regular maintenance wash.
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Can you get pet hair out completely?
Yes. Heavy cases are priced in a clearly-disclosed tier at booking, never a surprise on arrival. Add our pet hair removal for embedded coats.
More on this: Deep Interior Detail
Can you remove a bad smell for good?
Yes. We remove the source and can add an ozone or full-odor treatment that destroys odor molecules, not just masks them.
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How long does it take?
About two to three hours, longer for heavy soil or pet hair.
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What is the difference between a full detail and paint correction?
A full detail cleans, decontaminates, and protects your paint and interior to a high standard. Paint correction is a separate machine-polishing service that removes swirls and scratches cut into the clear coat. If your paint needs correction, we tell you honestly rather than pretending a wash and seal will erase deep defects.
More on this: Signature Full Detail
How long does the sealant last, and how do I keep it going?
The hand-applied sealant gives roughly six months of gloss and UV protection. Keeping a maintenance wash every four to six weeks and skipping automatic tunnel washes will make it last, and a membership locks in a lower per-visit rate to do exactly that.
More on this: Signature Full Detail
Do I need to be home the whole time?
No. Once we have walked the car with you and confirmed the setup, you are free to go about your day. We text you when we finish and share the before-and-after photos.
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How do I know my paint needs this?
If the paint feels gritty or rough when you run a clean hand across it, especially after a wash, it has bonded contaminants that only decontamination removes.
More on this: Paint Decontamination
Is it included in a full detail?
Yes. Decontamination is included free in the Signature Full Detail. It is also available as a standalone add-on.
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How often do I need it?
Every six to twelve months for an unprotected daily driver, or before any wax, sealant, or coating. A protected car needs it far less often.
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Will it last, or will they fog up again?
It lasts because we always UV-seal the lens. Un-sealed sanding hazes again within months, so the seal is the step that matters, and we never skip it.
More on this: Headlight Restoration
Is it included in any package?
Yes. Headlight restoration is offered as an add-on on any service.
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Will cleaning my engine bay damage anything?
Not the way we do it. We cover sensitive electronics, use controlled steam and low pressure, and a non-greasy dressing. It is always done safely on a cool engine.
More on this: Engine Bay Detail
How often should I have it done?
A quick re-dress every six to twelve months keeps it fresh. Avoid pressure-washing the bay yourself near electronics.
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Do you clean the backs of the wheels?
Yes. We clean the barrels with dedicated woolies, not just the faces. The backs of the wheels are exactly the second-look area we are known for.
More on this: Wheel & Tire Detail
Can you make brake dust easier to clean?
Yes. A wheel sealant on the faces and barrels makes brake dust rinse off instead of baking on.
More on this: Wheel & Tire Detail
Is this included in a wash or detail?
Wheel faces and tires are cleaned and dressed in every wash and detail. The deep barrel, caliper, and wheel sealing work is a quoted add-on.
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Can you remove smoke or pet odor for good?
Yes. We remove the source with extraction and steam, then run an ozone or hydroxyl treatment that destroys odor molecules in the cabin and vents, rather than masking them.
More on this: Odor Removal
Is ozone safe?
Yes, the way we run it. Ozone is run on an unoccupied, sealed vehicle and fully aired out before return, never with people or pets inside.
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Does it need an interior detail too?
For best results yes, because the source has to be removed first. Odor treatment pairs with the Interior Reset for full odor jobs.
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How is it priced?
Light cases are $50 and heavy, double-coat cases are $100. We confirm the tier with you at booking so there is never an arrival surprise.
More on this: Pet Hair Removal
Will the pet smell go too?
Hair removal handles the hair. For odor, pair it with our extraction and ozone or full-odor treatment, which destroys the smell at the source.
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How long does the protection last?
Re-condition leather every three to four months in summer, and re-apply fabric guard every six to twelve months or after a deep clean.
More on this: Leather & Fabric Protection
Is leather conditioning included in a detail?
Yes. Leather clean and condition is included in the Interior Reset and Signature Full Detail. The standalone fabric and leather protection guard is a quoted add-on.
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Does the fabric guard really stop stains?
It makes spills bead up and wipe away instead of soaking in. Blot spills immediately and they lift far more easily than on unprotected fabric.
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Can you remove hard-water spots from my glass?
Yes. We have dedicated mineral removers and can polish etched glass, then apply a hydrophobic coating so future spotting wipes off and rain sheds at speed.
More on this: Glass Coating
Does it really clear rain without wipers?
Above about 40 mph the windshield often sheds rain on its own. It is a genuine visibility and safety upgrade for rain commuters.
More on this: Glass Coating
How long does it last?
Re-apply the glass coating every six to twelve months. Avoid ammonia glass cleaners on coated or tinted glass to keep it performing.
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Do you offer volume or contract pricing?
Yes. Fleet and dealer work runs on custom per-unit reconditioning rates and recurring maintenance agreements, built during account onboarding.
More on this: Fleet & Dealer
Can you handle a dealer protection add-on program?
Yes, and honestly. We run proper decontamination and a durable protective sealant, the transparent alternative to the dealer's overpriced spray package.
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Do you come on-site?
Yes. We run geo-clustered, on-site service blocks on a recurring schedule, with photo-documented completion reports and consolidated invoicing.
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Do you detail 18-wheelers and semi-truck cabs?
Yes. We detail cabs and sleepers inside and out. Because size and condition vary so much, big rigs are always quoted for the job rather than a flat menu price.
More on this: Commercial & Big Rig
How is a fleet priced?
We build one custom quote based on the vehicle types, counts, sizes, and how often you need them. You get flat, honest pricing for the whole job before we start.
More on this: Commercial & Big Rig
Do you come to our yard?
Yes. We bring our own filtered water and generator power and detail on-site at your yard, lot, or facility, one time or on a recurring schedule.
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How is RV detailing priced?
Exterior work is a base plus a per-foot rate: $85 plus $5 per foot for a wash, $240 plus $15 per foot for a wash and wax, and $400 plus $24 per foot for full oxidation restoration. Interiors are flat by rig class, $249 for a Class B up to $449 for a Class A. Every price is a starting estimate confirmed in writing after we see the rig.
More on this: RV & Motorhome Detailing
Can you fix chalky, faded fiberglass?
Usually. Oxidation restoration compounds the chalked layer off and then polishes the surface back to real gloss, finished with a ceramic-polymer sealant. If a sidewall has gone past the point where compounding will bring it back, we tell you that before you spend the money.
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Do you do the roof?
Yes, as an add-on. A roof wash is $89, a roof wash with UV conditioner is $269, and a full roof sealant is $5 per foot. Roof runoff is what causes most black streaking, so sealing the roof is the fix that actually stops the streaks coming back.
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Do you need power and water at the lot?
No. We bring filtered water and generator power, which is why we can work a storage lot with no hookup. We just need room to walk the full length of the rig.
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How much does boat detailing cost?
A base plus a per-foot rate on length overall: $75 plus $5 per foot for a wash and vacuum, $180 plus $16 per foot for our most-booked Deluxe Boat Detail, and $350 plus $28 per foot for Gelcoat Restoration. On a 22 foot bowrider that is about $185, $530, and $965. Heavy oxidation or wet sanding adds $14 per foot.
More on this: Boat Detailing
Can you work on the boat in its slip?
Yes, on all the DFW lakes we serve. In-slip and on-water service adds $5 per foot, which covers the extra setup and containment needed to work over water without putting anything into it.
More on this: Boat Detailing
Does my hull need a wax or a full compound?
If the gelcoat still has gloss and the problem is a scum line and dullness, a wax is the right call. If the surface is chalky and leaves residue on your hand, it is oxidized and needs compounding. We check it in person and tell you plainly, including when correction is not worth it.
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Can you get mildew out of the vinyl?
Normal mildew comes out with our standard vinyl work in the deluxe tier. Vinyl that has gone black in the seams needs a heavy mildew treatment, which is a $119 add-on. We tell you which one you need before we start, and we are honest when staining is permanent.
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How much does jet ski detailing cost?
Flat rates: $129 for a PWC Wash & Protect, $199 for a PWC Deluxe Detail with hand wax and full interior work, and $349 for a PWC Gelcoat Restoration with compound, polish, and a ceramic sealant. Each additional ski in the same visit is $25 off.
More on this: Jet Ski & PWC Detailing
Do you clean the trailer too?
As a $69 add-on. Frame degreased, wheels and tires cleaned and dressed, and the bunks rinsed and checked. Trailer bunks are where corrosion starts, so it is worth doing.
More on this: Jet Ski & PWC Detailing
Can you get the chalky look off my older ski?
Yes, that is oxidized gelcoat, and the Gelcoat Restoration package compounds it off and polishes the surface back before sealing it. Graphics and decal edges are worked by hand so we do not burn through them.
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Do you prep skis for storage?
Yes. A $79 storage prep add-on flushes salt and mineral deposits off the exterior, dries it fully, and puts a protective seal on before it goes under a cover for the off-season.
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How much does motorcycle detailing cost?
Flat rates: $109 for a Wash & Protect, $209 for a Full Powersports Detail with engine degrease, clay treatment, and hand wax, and $349 for a Show Detail with machine polish, full chrome restoration, and a ceramic sealant. ATVs, UTVs, and side-by-sides use the same rates.
More on this: Motorcycle & Powersports Detailing
Do you pressure wash bikes?
No. High-pressure water forced past a wheel bearing seal or into an electrical connector causes damage that shows up weeks later. We hand wash, then force-air dry so no water is left sitting in a trap.
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Can you fix pitted or hazed chrome?
Often, yes. Heavy chrome restoration is an $89 add-on and works the pitting and heat staining back by hand. Chrome that has rusted through the plating cannot be polished back, and we tell you that rather than charging you to try.
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My side-by-side came off the trail loaded. Can you handle that?
Yes. Mud recovery is a $99 add-on that clears the undercarriage, skid plates, and frame before the normal detail begins, so we are not just spreading trail mud around.
More on this: Motorcycle & Powersports Detailing