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Automotive:

Premier Detail & Perfect Interior Detail: 2.5-3 Hours

Super Gloss Detail: 3.5-4.5 hours

Ceramic Coating: 5-8 hours

Boat:

Mariner’s Package: 4-6 hours

Captain’s Package: 5-8 hours

Ceramic Coating: 6-12 hours

Jet Ski:

Jet Ski Detail: 1.5-2 hours

RV:

Basic Wash: 2-3 hours

Weekender Package: 4-6 hours

Road Warrior Package: 5-8 hours

Ceramic Coating: 8-12 hours

Motorcycle:

Clean Motorcycle: 1.5-2 hours

Rider’s Detail: 2-3 hours

Yes it absolutely can. While some companies insist on having you bring it to their “Highly Specialized” shop where the car will spend 3-4 days getting worked on. The reality is during that 3-4 days the car only has 6-7 hours of actual work put into it. Most of the time it will be sitting around with nothing being done to it. You will have to ferry yourself to and from the shop, and that is a massive waste of your precious time. The biggest reason they want you to bring it in is to use the social pressure of your presence to upsell you into 5, 6, sometimes even… $11,000. Most of that is profit, the product that goes on the vehicle is not insanely expensive, 6-7 hours of labor should not be $5,000-$11,000. We believe in a fair price for good work. We will come to your home, you can watch the entire service take place if you would like, then we will leave it in your care as it cures overnight. While you should not move or touch the vehicle for 12 hours. If something very minimal, say a leaf from a tree were to fall on the vehicle within a couple hours of the coating it would likely do no harm. Ceramic cures like super glue, and the vehicle is only super vulnerable during that first 15-20 minutes after application.

We accept either cash or card , usually the payment is received before the detailing occurs on the phone.

The simple answer is, “We will try!” If we can make it happen we are more than happy to accommodate a same day appointment but usually a call or text message has to be made to us in advance before booking. That stated most clients book a day or so out. We stay staffed up enough that we can get someone out to you a lot faster than other detail companies 9 times out of 10. We want to earn your business.

We operate in some cities where it will rain 100+ days out of the year, so we are accustomed to making it work when we have to. If you scheduled a Ceramic Coating and there is no garage/indoor space where it can be done out of the rain we will have to reschedule. For most other detail packages we will show up and wait for the rain to pass. We can detail in the garage, or under a covered area (i.e carport). However, if it is going to be raining the entire day we will reschedule the appointment for the soonest availability we have that still conveniently fits your schedule.

Yes we absolutely do! All Veteran, Reserve, & Active Duty Military get 5% off anytime they schedule anything. Thank you for your service and protecting our Great Nation.

Ceramic coating creates a thin protective layer of ceramic material on a component or product. This layer adds several properties to the product, such as: electrical insulation, protection against corrosion, protection against the elements, surface hardness, and reduction of friction.

By definition, mobile detailing – is the act of performing a thorough cleaning, restoration, and finishing of a motor vehicle, to produce a show-quality cleanliness and polish. Mobile detailing can be performed on a vehicle’s exterior and/or interior. 

Mobile detailing is exactly what it sounds like. It is a professional service that brings the car wash to you. Mobile detailing has become more popular over the years as many people have increasingly hectic lives and use this service to exchange a little more money for a lot of time saved.

So, you’ve heard the term “ceramic,” but what exactly is it, in the context of automotive applications? A ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied to a car’s exterior. Once applied, it creates a bond with the vehicle’s factory paint, forming a layer of protection on top of your car’s clear-coat to add an additional level of defense against the elements.

Ceramic coatings are primarily formulated of silicon dioxide (SiO2) but can also include other additives, such as titanium dioxide (TiO2), to increase their protective qualities and longevity. After you apply and properly cure the ceramic coating, the result is a tough protective layer that should keep everything from bird crap to brake dust at bay.

While this seems straightforward enough, car-cleaning chemical manufacturers have (both literally and metaphorically) diluted the effect of the term “ceramic.” No two ceramic coating products are identical, and the key differentiator among all of them is the amount of SiO2 used.

Professional-grade ceramic coatings—the kind dealers apply before they deliver a car, or detail shops will apply for hundreds of dollars—are typically very concentrated (usually >80 percent SiO2) and come in very small bottles. There are other products on the market that have roughly the same chemicals but are far more diluted. These are also called ceramic coatings by their manufacturers. A diluted ceramic coating isn’t necessarily inferior to more concentrated solutions, but it does, at least in theory, mean the coating won’t last as long over time—an important detail that is at the heart of this very test.