The short answer
In the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in 2026, a quality detail runs from about $99 to $379 depending on the service and your vehicle size. A maintenance wash (the Essential Exterior Detail) starts at $99. An interior detail (the Interior Reset) starts at $189. A full interior-and-exterior detail (the Signature Full Detail) starts at $289. Larger vehicles cost more, and add-ons like pet hair or heavy odor raise the total. The rest of this guide breaks down each tier, shows what is included, and explains the three factors that actually move your price.
This is an educational guide written to help you budget with confidence, not a quote. Your final price is confirmed when we see the car, and you pay only after the work is done right.
The three package tiers, with real prices
Every package is priced in three size classes. The Essential Exterior Detail is a safe two-bucket maintenance wash, the Interior Reset is a deep interior clean, and the Signature Full Detail combines a full exterior decontamination and protection with the complete interior reset in one visit. The Signature Full Detail is our most popular package and the best single-visit value.
| Package | Coupe/sedan | SUV/truck | XL/3-row |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential Exterior (maintenance wash) | $99 | $119 | $139 |
| Interior Reset (interior detail) | $189 | $219 | $249 |
| Signature Full Detail (interior + exterior) | $289 | $329 | $379 |
Published package prices by vehicle size (2026)
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What actually moves your price
Vehicle size is the first factor. A two-seat coupe takes less time and product than a 3-row Suburban, so every tier is priced in three sizes: coupe and sedan, SUV and truck, and XL or 3-row. Knowing your size class gives you the price before anyone shows up.
Condition is the second factor. A lightly used cabin details faster than one with ground-in dirt, heavy pet hair, or odor. Common add-ons are clear and published: light pet hair is $50, heavy pet hair is $100, a full odor treatment is $199, and an engine bay cleaning runs $79 to $99. We name any add-on before we start, never mid-job.
Frequency is the third factor. If you keep a car on a regular maintenance wash, it almost never needs a top-tier rescue detail, which keeps your long-run cost down. A membership lowers the per-visit wash rate further for drivers who want their car cleaned often.
Why our pricing is published
A lot of DFW detailers quote a teaser price, then raise it in your driveway once your car is the hostage. We do the opposite. Every package and add-on is published by size, you see the number before you book, there is no deposit, and you pay only after the work is delivered and you have seen the proof photos.
If your car needs more than the standard package, we walk you through it and confirm the change with you first. The goal is simple: no surprises, ever.
This is an educational guide written to help DFW drivers budget and decide with confidence. It is not a binding quote. Your price is confirmed up front before any work begins, with no deposit.